linguistically
Definition
Adverb 1. In a way that relates to language or its structure: Pertaining to the features, use, or study of language. 2. From the perspective of linguistics: In a manner concerning the scientific study of language and its structure.
Usage and Examples
- Relating to language:
- The region is linguistically diverse, with over fifty native languages spoken.
- The two words are linguistically related, sharing a common Latin root.
- From the perspective of linguistics:
- This ancient script is linguistically significant for understanding the development of writing systems.
- The sentence structure is linguistically complex, featuring multiple embedded clauses.
Advanced Usage
- "Linguistically speaking": Used to introduce a statement from the viewpoint of language or linguistics.
- Linguistically speaking, Mandarin Chinese and English belong to entirely different language families.
Variants and Related Words
- Linguistic (adjective): Of or relating to language or linguistics.
- Linguistic barriers can hinder communication.
- Linguistics (noun): The scientific study of language and its structure.
- She is pursuing a degree in linguistics.
Synonyms
- Philologically: In a way relating to the structure, historical development, and relationships of languages.
- Grammatically: In a way relating to the rules of a language's structure.
Related Phrases and Collocations
- Linguistically diverse: Having many different languages or language groups.
- Linguistically isolated: Lacking contact with or speakers of other languages.
- Linguistically complex: Having intricate or sophisticated language features.
Adverb
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with respect to language
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linguistically impaired children
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a lingually diverse population
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with respect to the science of linguistics
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linguistically interesting data
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