Sentence examples for Somewhat interchangeably from inspiring English sources

The words map, chart, and plat are used somewhat interchangeably.

A quick review of recent articles in The Metro Section found that we use the terms somewhat interchangeably, regardless of the ethnicity of the victims and suspects.

The bedrooms are nicely set off from the large entertaining rooms, which can be used somewhat interchangeably as a living room, dining room and family room.

I'm in roughly the same spot I was in five years ago: I use "illegal" somewhat interchangeably with "undocumented," recognizing that both words are imperfect.

Although they are used somewhat interchangeably, they are not identical.

Baudrillard, following Barthes and others, argued that fashion, sports, the media, and other modes of signification also produced systems of meaning articulated by specific rules, codes, and logics (terms used somewhat interchangeably by Baudrillard which are elucidated in more detail below).

"Acadian" and "Cajun" are often used interchangeably, somewhat incorrectly.

The interview guide is included in Additional file 2. Because the concept of 'research culture' is somewhat abstract, this term was used interchangeably with the words 'climate' and 'environment' in the interviews.

"I use those interchangeably," Paprocki said.

He refers to himself interchangeably with Playbook.

They speak French and Corsican interchangeably.