phraseology

"A lot of it is the phraseology and the information you provide."

The phraseology for the coming action was being introduced and refined.

Such phraseology is needed if one wants to name things without calling up mental pictures of them.

But each age and each culture has its own phraseology.

"You can see it in the phraseology of the letters.

Surely not a liner; the phraseology seemed all wrong for that.

I have no doubt that my phraseology will seem strange to you, and perhaps even shocking.

"That phraseology comes naturally to me because it's something my father would have said.

He insisted that the use of "jihad" was a religious phraseology.

I notice that the phraseology adopted in each of the orders is different.

That, in his phraseology, was "maintaining the traditions of the school."

The reason for my choice of the exact phraseology used was twofold.

That sort of thing is what modern phraseology would term counter-productive.

No one else uses that kind of phraseology in a medical workup.

Currently this form is mostly used as a reference to Soviet phraseology.

The slogans on the bottle make fun of Soviet phraseology.

- They are a great resource for terminology and phraseology.

The older and thinner man cuts off the intricate phraseology.

Mr. Rubin has been using a similar phraseology for two years.

"No." Check questions repeated at irregular intervals and in different phraseology.

The argument borrowed much of its phraseology from the national debate on the right to abortion.

The speech took forty minutes, three-quarters of which was standard political phraseology.

The official tale of the discovery, as reported in the books, leaves out the phraseology.

In the rainy season, the phraseology is changed to read:

Scott's mind played with the varied imagery of Miles' creative phraseology.