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linguistic

/lɪŋˈɡwɪstɪk/adjective3 syllables

Linguistic means: consisting of or related to language.

Synonyms for linguistic2

adjective, as in consisting of or related to language

lingual

also used for linguistic

linguistical

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Opposites of linguistic

nonlinguistic

What does linguistic mean?2

adjective

1

consisting of or related to language“linguistic behavior”

2

of or relating to the scientific study of language“linguistic theory”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with linguistic?25

two syllables

mysticcystic

three syllables

artisticballisticstatisticautisticholisticsimplisticsadisticstylisticlogistic

four syllables

realisticoptimisticunrealisticfuturisticjournalisticpessimisticnarcissistic

five syllables

characteristicidealisticopportunisticnationalisticantagonistic

6 syllables

materialistic
Show 40 near rhymes
livingbuildingthinkingenglishbritishgivingmissingdistrictvisitspecificbeginningwinningfinishedfinishmrskillingsittingengineeringexistingwillingbringingdrinkingbuildingsscientificcommittedstatisticspacificsingingshippingadmittedolympicfishinghittingolympicspickingswimmingprintedcriticsphysicslyrics

Linguistic in a sentence

  • Linguistic diversity is a treasure to be cherished, not a cancer to be excised.mailohilohi
  • In order to be useful, a linguistic corpus needs to cover all topics.Miktsoanit
  • Apart from that, he occupied himself with linguistic research.rul
  • They oppress linguistic minorities, because they see minority languages as a threat.mailohilohi
  • Develop your linguistic competence as much as possible.unknown
  • The city is becoming increasingly homogeneous from a linguistic point of view.mailohilohi
  • He has a great knowledge of the linguistic field.unknown
  • The country's linguistic minorities are gradually being assimilated.mailohilohi

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