universal language

noun

1. an auxiliary language that is used and understood everywhere.
2. any kind of expression that is used and understood everywhere:

   Music is a universal language.

Example Sentences

Strengthen your team by creating authentic workplace transparency, using numbers as a universal language and providing meaning behind your team’s work.

From TechCrunch

Communication here is not just based on a universal language, such as English.

From Washington Blade

When you added the lyrics, “Sho Z-Pod Dupa” was not exactly the universal language of all cultures.

From Nautilus

The real AI is going to provide universal language translation, it’s going to provide universal summarization, it’s going to contribute to fantastic understanding across cultures, which is very important.

From Time

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

From The Daily Beast

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

From The Daily Beast

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

From The Daily Beast

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

From The Daily Beast

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

From The Daily Beast

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

From Project Gutenberg

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

From Project Gutenberg

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

From Project Gutenberg

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

From Project Gutenberg

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

From Project Gutenberg