linguistically
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- adverb
- /lɪŋˈɡwɪstɪkli/
- In Table 2, we provide an overview of the qualities, actions, and strategies employed by linguistically responsive teachers (LRTs).
- linguistically diverse
- linguistically responsive
- linguistically different
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Watch on YouTubeSo we're basically creating characters that are linguistically skilled, emotionally skilled, socially skilled.
- So we're basically creating characters that are linguistically skilled, emotionally skilled, socially skilled.
- My advice to you is always to question whether it's appropriate linguistically.
- And I think it becomes at the very least impossible to access memories that are not linguistically encoded.
- They're like tap, TEP gap, you know, GEP, they're phonetically and linguistically matched.
- We can represent that linguistically or mentally by visualizing it or or understanding it.
- The left brain, at least for people who are right-handed, is linguistically dominant, meaning most of language is centered in the left side of the brain.
- But I guess linguistically we kind of point or refer to the future or the past with words like yesterday or tomorrow.
Examples
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In addition to these learner differences, classrooms in the United States are becoming more linguistically and culturally diverse each year.
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What does that mean that our, our world is linguistically determined?
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Faith alone can privilege one linguistically determined religious web of meaning over another.
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Yeah, it's size, but it's actually size described linguistically as animacy.
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Many culturally and linguistically diverse students fail to meet academic expectations.
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So we're basically creating characters that are linguistically skilled, emotionally skilled, socially skilled.
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The left brain, at least for people who are right-handed, is linguistically dominant, meaning most of language is centered in the left side of the brain.
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Outram also produced formal and linguistically exuberant work that was easily accessible to readers.
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Teachers who use strategies of linguistically responsive teaching are better prepared to help high-potential ELLs succeed in school.
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Teachers who use strategies of linguistically responsive teaching are better prepared to help high-potential ELLs succeed in school.
Synonyms
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In a way that is about language
Surface Forms
Morphology
linguistically = linguistic (transparent) = linguist + ic + ally
Formed regularly from the adjective 'linguistic' by adding the adverbial suffix '-ally', producing a predictable adverbial meaning.
Etymology
Linguistically comes from the Latin word lingua, which means 'tongue', and you can see the same root in language and linguist. So, linguistically means 'in a way that relates to language'.