linguistic
Silicon Valley has become one of the most linguistically diverse places in America.
Tremlett, who has lived in Spain for two decades, is linguistically and socially integrated into Spanish life.
Not all dialogue is as linguistically elaborate as this example .

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Linguistic terms & linguistic style
accentual
affricate
allophone
allophony
anaphor
contextualize
easy read
emphatic
entailment
etymological
etymologically
idiomatic
inflected language
philological
philologically
polysemy
portmanteau word
prescriptivism
stylistics
tautology

Examples of linguistically

linguistically
What kinds of language and non-linguistic experience are required to achieve a given level of ability in linguistically directed attention?
Linguistically, these contrasts are encoded in the styles of speech deployed by these two performers.
Metasemantically, "law" behaves much like simple artifact terms such as "chair" and "hammer," which are not linguistically deferential.
Linguistically speaking, the same grammar rules could be used, probably with some adjustments.
This study suggests that even geographically and linguistically limited open online communities are not as socially solid as, for example, workplace or school communities.
This goal is motivated by the observation that linguistically motivated grammars are unable to tackle a large number of 'exceptions', each requiring a special treatment.
If a bracketed corpus is available, the corpus can provide useful information in learning a more linguistically-plausible grammar.
In order to deliver this final solution, we will somehow have to invoke linguistically-specialized machinery.
A significant number of his songs make this promise of deliverance linguistically explicit.
Developing and testing interventions that specifically address the particular needs of various culturally and linguistically diverse groups is critically important.
A linguistically more interesting solution to the periphery problem would stem from a limit not on the number but on the nature of peripheral constructions.
We introduced several modifications to the methods to elicit more natural pronunciation across three selected prosodic contexts from linguistically untrained speakers.
Factors affecting the word occurrence phenomenon have been analysed, and linguistically motivated means for its characterization and modelling have been proposed.
The purpose was rather to provide the linguistics with a very refined, general purpose, linguistically motivated source of taxonomic knowledge.
Grammaticalization also seems to be special in that it appears to be linguistically motivated and highly embedded in the linguistic system.
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