2. Noun. The ability to do so ¹
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Definition of Polyglotism
1. [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Polyglotism
Literary usage of Polyglotism
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Poets of America by Edmund Clarence Stedman (1885)
"When over-freighted with words from other languages, new and old, the polyglotism
implies so close a familiarity with many literatures that he cannot avoid ..."
2. Poets of America by Edmund Clarence Stedman (1885)
"When over-freighted with words from other languages, new and old, the polyglotism
implies so close a familiarity with many literatures that he cannot avoid ..."
3. Poets of America by Edmund Clarence Stedman (1885)
"When over-freighted with words from other languages, new and old, the polyglotism
implies so close a familiarity with many literatures that he cannot avoid ..."
4. Latin and Greek in American Education: With Symposia on the Value of by Francis Willey Kelsey (1911)
"156), the alternative is either the hotel waiter's cheap polyglotism or the study
of living languages by the critical methods applied to the languages ..."
5. Selected Articles on the Study of Latin and Greek by Lamar Taney Beman (1921)
"156), the alternative is either the hotel waiter's cheap polyglotism or the study
of living languages by the critical methods applied to the languages ..."
6. Selected Articles on the Study of Latin and Greek by Lamar Taney Beman (1921)
"156), the alternative is either the hotel waiter's cheap polyglotism or the study
of living languages by the critical methods applied to the languages ..."
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