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Definition of lingual
1a : of, relating to, or resembling the tongueb : lying near or next to the tongue; especially : relating to or being the surface of tooth next to the tonguec : produced by the tongue
2 : linguistic
lingually
adverbFrom the M-W Editors
Recent Examples of lingual from the Web
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Motorsport Network then launched Motor1.com, a multi-lingual car-shopping and auto review site that also includes classic and electric cars.
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This character, who embraces life and is open to what love may bring, is played by the bi-lingual Matilda Lutz, who was born to an Italian mother and an American father.
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And behind the wheel is Garcetti, 46 years old and two months into his second term, the multi-lingual true believer in the Olympic movement, driving Los Angeles’ $60 million bid toward the IOC’s Sept. 13 vote with Paris in Lima, Peru.
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UCONN signed up mentors from the African American Cultural Center and the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, encouraging bi-lingual students to apply for positions.
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Capsule: An evergreen tale gets spruced up in this bi-lingual love story.
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Origin and Etymology of lingual
Latin lingua
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