language /langˈgwij/

1. Human speech
2. A variety of speech or body of words and idioms, esp that of a nation
3. Mode of expression
4. Diction
5. Any manner of expressing thought or feeling
6. An artificial system of signs and symbols, with rules for forming intelligible communications, for use in eg a computer
7. A national branch of one of the religious and military orders, eg the Hospitallers
8. Bad language, swearing (informal)

To express in language

langˈuaged adjective

Skilled, rich in or having language

langˈuageless adjective (Shakespeare)

Speechless or silent

language laboratory noun

A room in a school, college, etc in which pupils sit in separate cubicles and are taught a language by means of pre-recorded material

bad language

Swearing

dead language

A language no longer spoken, opp to living language

speak the same language

1. To have the same tastes, understanding, background or way of thinking
2. To come within one's range of understanding

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