parlance
nounDivide parlance into syllables:
par · lance
How to pronounce parlance:
Definition of parlance:
- parlance (noun):
- speech
- formal debate or parley
- the manner of speaking associated with a particular group or subject
- a manner of speaking that is natural to native speakers of a language.
Synonyms for parlance:
argot
colloquial
colloquialism
dialect
expression
formulation
idiom
jargon
language
lingo
localism
manner of speaking
patois
phraseology
pidgin
regionalism
slang
speech
talk
terminology
tongue
vernacular
vernacularism
vocabulary
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