Sentence examples for a proper term for from inspiring English sources

(It is, however, a proper term for a neighborhood).

20, 2011, 12 14 p.m.,nytimes.com We need a proper term for using "memory palaces".

Suddenly, Michael realized, he had a proper term for what he now calls his "condition," and when he plugged "incel" into Google, he ended up on subreddits that provided an entire vocabulary around which to order his existence.

If we want a proper term for what many of us tend to think of as outer "lady parts" then we're left with the underused and even more under-recognized word vulva.

In Ireland in the 1930s, no one stopped to find a more proper term for the boy that they all called – to his immense frustration – "Cripple Billy".

The word "buffalo" was modified to "bison", by the commenter D4P on Jon Weisman's popular Dodgers blog, Dodger Thoughts, as it is a more proper term for the North American mammal to which the moniker refers.

The format field is not a free text search field, the proper term for a particular format must be entered to limit searches to that format.

This is the proper term for starting a dive from a walk or run.

And if you don't know what the proper term for a group of wine snobs is, she can tell you: it's a "snoot," as in "a self-satisfied snoot of early grape nuts".

In the corner farthest from the door, whatever the proper term for a spanking station is that was it.

"For instance we have an issue about The Hole, which the proper term for it is administrative segregation.