linguistically

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linguistic
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/lɪŋˈɡwɪs·tɪk/
connected with language or the study of language:
linguistic analysis

Examples of linguistic

linguistic
Research into semantic skills focuses less on the qualitative aspects of linguistic competence than does research into phonological and morphosyntactic skills.
Moreover, to ignore this combination of linguistic and sociocultural factors would degrade psychological research.
It presents arguments for the relevance of the child's own production for the building of linguistic representations.
The target article refers to the process that synchronizes participants' linguistic representations as alignment.
Identifying the paths children take in recruiting already existing linguistic devices for new conceptual-syntactic mappings is of theoretical importance.
But we do not need a technical linguistic term for abnormality/uncommonness/unusualness/ unexpectedness.
While the following is often couched in linguistic language, technical terms are defined as they occur.
But he is teaching something which is the object of study of linguistics, and is described by linguistic methods.
It is usually bothersome to be confronted with statements about the supposed universal nature of a particular linguistic phenomenon.
Because of its relationship to the debate construed as the central debate for linguistic anthropology, their work is also construed as crucially theoretical.
This chapter was a boon to my students in an advanced course in linguistic anthropology.
Many students enter schools with a linguistic repertoire that straddles their languages.
If linguistic knowledge does not sufficiently explain the different approaches that individual students take, what accounts for success in integration?
Not unexpectedly, they tended to report that the correction of linguistic slips is done mainly as they write.
Characterizing the discourse functions of linguistic expressions is surely one of the most difficult tasks in linguistic analysis.
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