Sentence examples for a simpler word from inspiring English sources
The performance was, strictly speaking, anti-intellectual and, in a simpler word, rude.
We need a standard that is comprehensible, clear and recognised as, for want of a simpler word, the ideal.
Addressing concerns that a phrase that uses the word "publics" may be criticized as a definition that uses the word in its definition, Mr. Tisch said: "I advocate the use of a simpler word instead of a more complex word like 'stakeholders.' Otherwise, you could create something that looks like a legal document".
Basin physiography or in a simpler word, morphology, is a base subject of the hydrology field, and important parameters, such as the area, slope, and time of concentration along with the length gradient of the main stream, will be the main outcomes of this field.
Last night during President Obama's State of the Union, I was looking for a simpler word: children.
Openness, a simpler word for transparency, is required to educate, involve, and ultimate enlist public support for public goods.
In a simpler wording such preparations have to be "extemporaneously".
Take a simple word like "justice".
Such a simple word, such a difficult state to achieve.
Take a simple word like "bury", for example.
