Antonyms for bilingual
baɪˈlɪŋ gwəlbilin·gual

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1. bilingual, bilingualistadjective

   a person who speaks two languages fluently

   Antonyms:
   monolingual

   Synonyms:
   bilingualist

2. bilingualadjective

   using or knowing two languages

   "bilingual education"

   Antonyms:
   monolingual

How to use bilingual in a sentence?

1. Kat West:

   Monning said. Compassion Choices, an assisted suicide advocacy group that pushed for the law, recently launched a bilingual campaign, a speaker's bureau and a free hotline for people who want more information. The group also has a confidential consultation program for doctors. The organization is sending out volunteers to saturate the state and get the word out, said Kat West, its national director of policy and programs. But there is a lot of work ahead, it is one thing to pass a law.

2. Tim Scott:

   When you fail Spanish and English, no one calls you bilingual, they call you bi-ignant, thank God for a powerful mom and amazing mentor who saw more in me than I could see in myself.

3. Shirley Mount Hufstedler:

   I'm bilingual. I speak English and I speak educationese.

4. De La Cruz:

   It was pretty tough – trying to find the right people that had the same vision that I had, that hopefully were from the district, that might be bilingual on top of that. Each person that we hired came with a very specific skill set that I felt would compliment my district.

5. Jeb Bush Junior:

   Trust me, i know the power of the immigrant experience because I live it each and every day. I know the immigrant experience because I married a beautiful girl from Mexico. My children are bicultural and bilingual.

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