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polyglot

[pol-ee-glot] / ˈpɒl iˌglɒt /




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The pop star's daughter also emphasized that she lives in Bushwick, a New York City neighborhood away from the Hollywood buzz, so that she can "disappear into its polyglot creative community."

From Fox News

For a polyglot, toggling among several language seems more natural than staying in only one, sort of like a musician who plays several instruments.

From Seattle Times

What ensues is a fish-out-of-water procedural in which a working-class father from middle America must navigate Marseille’s polyglot streets, not just to free his daughter but earn back her respect.

From Washington Post

And I profile a young person who started a political party, but it's a very strange kind of polyglot coalition.

From Salon

Such a tricky situation called for cagey wisdom from a seasoned, traveled polyglot of 23, the daughter of a Japanese mother, a Haitian father and an American upbringing.

From Washington Post