language |'laNGgwij| noun: The system of communication used by a community to negotiate shared meaning and build group coherence and understanding around ideas, behaviors, and actions.
It was, in effect, a kind of nerve-centre for a world-wide system of communication that linked Welsh people and migrant communities in the Americas, Australasia and the old British Empire.
Decorating is a nonverbal system of communication.
Remember the primitive system of communication I mentioned earlier?
Dolphins have a highly developed system of communication.
Some are young and have trepidations about learning a complex new system of communication.
A therapist introduces a system of communication based on blinking — one blink for yes, two for no.
Pratchett's 33rd Discworld novel, Going Postal, tells of the creation of an internet-like system of communication towers called "the clacks".
What most people commonly refer to as "language" is a unique system of communication, universally shared by all humans but not possessed by any nonhuman animals to date.
Safeguards crumble because the landmarks commission and the buildings department lack an established system of communication, and commissioners often are unaware that permits have been issued.
Instead, they said, they will put into effect a better system of communication and evacuation to get residents away from the path of a storm.
