non-language
- noun
- /nɒnˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ/
- Gestures and body language can be powerful non-language ways to convey meaning.
Examples
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Her smile is a form of non-language communication.
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Some researchers study animal calls as examples of non-language systems.
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Facial expressions are often considered a form of non-language communication.
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Many animals use non-language signals to communicate.
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Facial expressions are often considered a form of non-language communication.
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Gestures and body language can be powerful non-language ways to convey meaning.
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Many animals use non-language signals to communicate.
Synonyms
Actions, sounds, or gestures that communicate without spoken words
Antonyms
How Linguistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Non-language is a name for a way of communicating without words and comes from non- 'not' plus language 'spoken or written words', so it means things like facial expressions, gestures, or music that convey meaning without language.