unlanguaged

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ languaged.

Adjective

unlanguaged (not comparable)

1. Not expressed with language.
   • 1856, The Church of England quarterly review, page 259:

     […] we cannot often indulge in pure unlanguaged ecstasy, just as we cannot often employ pure unlanguaged thought. Both thought and feeling shape themselves into words […]

   • 2003, Carmel Flaskas, Family Therapy Beyond Postmodernism:

     Some narrative theorists try to meet the issue of unlanguaged experience by extending the very concept of narrative to include forms of narrative outside languaged narrative.