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idioglossia

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idioglossia [‚id·ē·ə′gläs·ē·ə]
(psychology)
Speech or other vocalizations unique to an individual and generally incomprehensible to others; may be normal, as during childhood development, or representative of a pathological process.


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Research in the Netherlands found about 40 per cent of twins develop their own language - or idioglossia - but normally only for a short while.
Research in the Netherlands has shown that as many as two fifths of twins may develop their own language - or idioglossia.
 
 
 
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