lingual

as inoral
as insensory
as inspoken
as inverbal
as inlinguistic
as inspoken

Synonyms for lingual

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Antonyms for lingual

sensory

adjective. affecting animate nerve organs

Word Origin & History

1640s, from Medieval Latin lingualis "of the tongue," from Latin lingua "tongue," also "speech, language," from Old Latin dingua, from PIE *dnghu- "tongue" (cf. Old English tunge, Gothic tuggo "tongue;" see tongue). Altered in Latin probably in part by association with lingere "to lick."

Example Sentences forlingual

The spines of the lingual plate are uniform, and in number about 10,000.

Like many other lingual affections, this is often unilateral.

This lingual magniloquence is proverbial of American parvenus.

There was neither racial, physical, nor lingual frontier 219 they maintained.

On the incisors they are always to be found on the lingual surface.

Fig. 78 represents cusps upon the lingual surface of the molars.

Then, apart from his lingual studies, his furnace-building was ever on his mind.

She also shows her lingual weakness in the sleep-walking scene.

Nervous fibres from the lingual branch of the fifth pair have been distinctly traced to their roots.

The remnant of the hyoid is continued entirely into the lingual artery.

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More words related to lingual

linguistic

oral

sensory

spoken

verbal