Synonyms for sign-language
sign-lan·guage

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1. sign language, signingadjective

   language expressed by visible hand gestures

   Synonyms:
   sign language, signing

   Antonyms:
   uncommunicative, incommunicative

2. gestural, sign(a), signed, sign-language(a)adjective

   used of the language of the deaf

   Antonyms:
   incommunicative, uncommunicative

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1. John McCain:

   Maybe it was through some medium that I'm not familiar with. Maybe bouncing it off the ozone layer, for all I know, there's a lot of holes in the ozone layer, so maybe it wasn't the ozone layer that he bounced it off of. Maybe it was through hand telegraph, maybe sign language, who knows?

2. Douglas Ridloff:

   I breathe American Sign Language, when ASL stops, then I will stop breathing.

3. Christina Pacala:

   My husband and I welcomed our beautiful baby girl, Riley, into the world in October 2020, shortly after Riley's birth through a series of tests with an audiologist, we learned that Riley is deaf.We've made it our goal to give Riley access to as many tools as possible to help her communication and development – that includes giving her access to both American Sign Language, and spoken English.

4. Matt Maxey:

   I can have more of an impact going the unconventional route with someone like Chance and go into the areas nobody deaf has been able to get to before, it all leads to something that improves the community. You see sign language in a lot more places than ever before. People are becoming more curious and at the same time more aware of what is going on with the deaf community.

5. Christina Pacala:

   Riley hearing our voices for the first time was a special moment for us, and it's been fun to share that, and many other special moments, too, like Riley taking her first steps, Riley's first signs and our family learning American Sign Language together.