vernacular
adjectiveDivide vernacular into syllables:
ver · nac · u · lar
How to pronounce vernacular:
Definition of vernacular:
- vernacular (adjective):
- being or characteristic of or appropriate to everyday language.
- using a language or dialect native to a region or country rather than a literary, cultured, or foreign language
Synonyms for vernacular:
colloquial
common
conversational
dialectal
dialectic
dialectical
informal
nonformal
nonliterary
slang
unliterary
vulgar
Antonyms for vernacular:
formal language
latin
lingua franca
standard
Other 4-syllable words like vernacular
Here are some other common words that have 4 syllables, like vernacular does.
- frangipani
- sovereignty
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- inveterate
- recruity
- independence
- Ignatius
- informally
- Alabama
- satisfaction
- matriculate
- pathogenic
- disillusion
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- exploitation
- moisturizer
- automatic
- fortune-teller
- Natalia
- possessable
- unstoppable
- albinism
- domineering
- dutifully
- endorachis
- librarian
- picadillo
- worriedly
- celebrated
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