Definitions
There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Natural Language.
Natural Language - as a noun
A human written or spoken language used by a community; opposed to e.g. a computer language
Synonyms (Exact Relations)
Hypernyms (Closely Related)
Hyponyms (Broadly Related)
- first language
- maternal language
- mother tongue
- tonal language
- tone language
- creole
- american-indian language
- american indian
- amerind
- amerind language
- amerindian language
- indian
- indian language
- eskimo-aleut
- eskimo-aleut language
- chukchi
- chukchi language
- sino-tibetan
- sino-tibetan language
- austro-asiatic
- austro-asiatic language
- munda-mon-khmer
- hmong
- hmong language
- miao
- miao language
- austronesian
- austronesian language
- papuan
- papuan language
- khoisan
- khoisan language
- indo-european
- indo-european language
- indo-hittite
- ural-altaic
- basque
- basque language
- elamite
- elamite language
- elamitic
- elamitic language
- susian
- susian language
- cassite
- cassite language
- kassite
- kassite language
- caucasian
- caucasian language
- dravidian
- dravidian language
- dravidic
- afrasian
- afrasian language
- afro-asiatic
- afroasiatic
- afroasiatic language
- hamito-semitic
- niger-kordofanian
- niger-kordofanian language
- nilo-saharan
- nilo-saharan language
- standard language
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Antonyms (Opposite Meaning)
Example Sentences
"I am fluent in multiple natural languages such as English and Spanish."
"The study of natural language processing involves analyzing and understanding human language."
"He has a strong command of natural language."
"Translation software aims to bridge the gap between different natural languages."
"The field of computational linguistics focuses on the use of computers to process natural language."
Word Variations & Relations
A-Z Proximities
- nattinesses
- natty
- natura
- naturae
- natural
- Natural Language
- naturalisation
- naturalisations
- naturalise
- naturalised
- naturalises
