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artificial languages

artificial languages is the plural of artificial language.

Meaning of artificial language

Noun

artificial language (plural artificial languages)

  1. A constructed language.
  2. A formal language.
    • It is theoretically possible that structural ambiguity could be filtered out of natural languages. In (3)-(8) unambiguous paraphrases in English were given; perhaps structurally unambiguous paraphrases in English are always available. But it is unclear whether precise rules could be given which...2001, Mark Sainsbury, chapter 1, in Logical Forms — An Introduction to Philosophical Logic, 2nd edition, Blackwell Publishing, →ISBN, §12, page 48
  3. A computer language.

Questions about artificial languages

What is artificial languages the plural of?
Artificial languages is the plural of artificial language.

Words near artificial languages in the dictionary

  1. artificial intelligence quotients
  2. artificial intelligences
  3. artificial kidney
  4. artificial kidneys
  5. artificial language
  6. artificial languages
  7. artificial life
  8. artificial person
  9. artificial persons
  10. artificial respiration
  11. artificial respirations

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