exolingual
exolingual adjective: pertaining to a series of utterances between two people who do not speak the same language.
Adjective
exolingual (not comparable)
- Pertaining to a series of utterances between two people who do not speak the same language.
- Studies of interaction in contact situations have often concentrated on so-called "exolingual" conversations between natives and non-natives.2007, Konstanze Jungbluth, Identities in Migration Contexts, page 53
Origin of exolingual
From exo- + lingual.
Words that rhyme with exolingual
- translingual
- bilingual
- buccolingual
- decalingual
- lingual
- nonalingual
- octolingual
- pentalingual
- quadrilingual
- sublingual
- ambilingual
- dentilingual
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- heptalingual
- hexalingual
- labiolingual
- multilingual
- polylingual
- prelingual
- quinquelingual
- sesquilingual
- tetralingual
- trilingual
- alveololingual
- anterolingual
- apicolingual
- audiolingual
- axiolingual
- brevilingual
- cervicolingual
- colingual
- collingual
- crosslingual
- distolingual
- dorsolingual
- equilingual
- faciolingual
- fissilingual
- gingivolingual
- heterolingual
- homolingual
- hyolingual
- interlingual
- intralingual
- laterolingual
- matrilingual
- mediolingual
- mesiolingual
- mesolingual
- metrolingual
- midlingual
- monolingual
- omnilingual
- panlingual
- paralingual
- perilingual
- plurilingual
- posterolingual
- postlingual
- protolingual
- retrolingual
Questions about exolingual
- What does exolingual mean?
- Exolingual means pertaining to a series of utterances between two people who do not speak the same language.
- What part of speech is exolingual?
- Exolingual is an adjective.
Words near exolingual in the dictionary
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