Meaning of linguaform | Babel Free

Definitions

1. Uncommon form of linguiform (“shaped like a tongue”).
   form-of, uncommon
2. In the form of language.
   uncommon

Examples

“[T]ail linguaform, with angular oval soft scales, and hairs sparingly interspersed in their intestices; […]”

“The albumen-gland resembles that of the snail; it is, however, less compact, and more linguaform than boat-shaped, and is usually of a yellowish-white aspect both externally and within; […]”

“Spores linguaform, erect, plane, cellular.”

“The anterior end⟳ of the body is linguaform with 2 relatively long glandular zones into which numerous cephalic glands open⟳.”

“Second, [Stephen] Kosslyn thinks that the representations constructed in visual imagination are syntactically and semantically pictorial, rather than linguaform.”

“I also stress⟳ the pre-reflective and pre-conscious nature of many aspects of this reciprocity, which means that some of these relations are sensed without us necessarily being aware of them, as a result⟳ of their embedding in all kinds of habitual and ‘learned’ cognitive skills, including our own⟳ ability to move⟳, that are practical in nature, not linguaform or conceptual, and not based on inferential aspects of perception itself.”

“What is it about the character of this language-oriented philosophy that led it to almost completely ignore⟳ the body? The answer⟳, I shall argue⟳, is that (1) its exclusive focus⟳ on language as the object of philosophical analysis turned attention away from anything that was not linguaform, […]”

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