1. a form of speech or language variety that shares features of two or more dialects, often arising from contact between dialect speakers
Usage: linguistics; sociolinguistics

1. relating to or involving features shared by or common to multiple dialects
Usage: linguistics

Examples

• The interdialect spoken in the border region blended features from both northern and southern varieties.
• Researchers studied interdialect communication patterns among speakers from different linguistic backgrounds.
• The city's interdialect emerged as immigrants from various dialect regions settled in the same neighborhoods.
• Interdialect features often become standardized in urban centers where multiple dialects converge.
• Linguists use interdialect analysis to understand how dialects influence one another over time.