universal language

noun

an auxiliary language that is used and understood everywhere.
any kind of expression that is used and understood everywhere:
Music is a universal language.

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Cinema is the universal language, and viewers are not baffled by differences in culture but instead celebrate and embrace them.

I just have to keep speaking the universal language of music.

He believes that art should serve as a communicator—and that candy is a universal language everyone can understand.

Jokes should be a universal language, but Romney, alas, has demonstrated a humor gap.

Art, especially literature, can be a universal language and break down the walls separating us.

This is not surprising since we know that the idea of a universal language has long haunted the minds of Freemasons.

Again I slowly advanced and steadily assured him in the universal language—tone—that all was well.

Mankind, it says, will never adopt a universal language, nor is it to be desired that it should.

This gives a universal language by which scientists of all countries understand one another.

The feature of Saint Paul is that French is the universal language.

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