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Gesture language
Gesture language or gestural language may refer to:
- Sign language
- Manually coded language
- Gesture
- Nonverbal communication using gestures
Usage examples of "gesture language".
The Cistercian monks thought it sinful to speak, and as they could not avoid holding some communication, they invented a gesture language, in which the principle of opposition seems to have been employed.
She pointed first, which helped the man tell that the orders concerned the floating seedling, but his increasing grasp of the gesture language was not yet up to getting all the details.
This seemed to be a good time to start learning the local gesture language.