What is another word for linguistically?

Pronunciation: [lɪŋɡwˈɪstɪkli] (IPA)

When it comes to the word "linguistically," there are numerous synonyms that one can use. Some of these options include language-wise, verbally, grammatically, and lexically, among others. These words can help to add some variety to your writing and prevent it from becoming repetitive or samey. Depending on the context in which the word is used, certain words may be more appropriate than others. For instance, "verbally" may be a better choice when describing spoken communication, while "lexically" may be more fitting when referring to a written work. Whatever your needs may be, there are plenty of synonyms available that can help you to express yourself more effectively.

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Usage examples for Linguistically

linguistically, every common noun is the carrier of a meaning, while proper nouns and common nouns with the word this or that prefixed, refer to the things in which the meanings are exemplified.
"How We Think"
John Dewey
"Your linguistically talented flatfeet.
"The Foreign Hand Tie"
Gordon Randall Garrett
And so with "winged fowl"-the objection fails entirely, unless it can be shown, not only that the writer might have thought "bats" to be included, but that linguistically the word cannot have any other meaning than one which would include bats.
"Creation and Its Records"
B.H. Baden-Powell

Famous quotes with Linguistically

  • Transjordan, or Palestine east of the Jordan Rift is not sufficiently known and has therefore been in need of archeological study. ...these nations in antiquity belonged to a group of people called the Canaanites. Culturally and linguistically they were practically identical with the Judean and Israelite 'Canaanites' west of the Rift.
    Cyrus H. Gordon
  • Tyndale was more than a mildly theological thinker. He is at last being understood as, theologically as well as linguistically, well ahead of his time. For him, as several decades later for Calvin... and in the 20th century Karl Barth) the overriding message of the New Testament is the sovereignty of God. Everything is contained in that. It must never, as he wrote, be lost from sight... Tyndale, we are now being shown, was original and new — except that he was also old, demonstrating the understanding of God as revealed in the whole New Testament. For Tyndale, God is, above all, sovereign, active in the individual and in history. He is the one as he put it, in whom alone is found salvation and flourishing.
    William Tyndale
  • This strategy aims directly at a reannexation of the Southwest, not militarily, but ethnically, linguistically and culturally through transfer of millions of Mexicans into the United States and a migration of "Anglos" out of the lands Mexico lost in 1848. In California, the project is well advanced.
    Pat Buchanan
  • Mexico is moving north. Ethnically, linguistically and culturally, the verdict of 1848 is being over-turned. Will this Mexican nation within a nation advance the goals of the Constitution — to “insure domestic tranquility” and ‘make us a more perfect union’? Or have we imperiled our union?
    Pat Buchanan

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