Sentence examples for a wording of from inspiring English sources

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a word of

a dialect of

The phrase "a wording of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific phrasing or expression of something, often in discussions about language or text.
Example: "The wording of the contract was unclear, leading to misunderstandings between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "a phrasing of" or "a formulation of".

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It strikes the reader "as a wording of his own highest thoughts" (John Keats).

The New York Times - Books

It was the prime minister who agreed to a wording of the referendum question ("Should Scotland be an independent country?") probably beneficial to the nationalists.

The Economist

American and British officials at the UN's headquarters in New York are working on a wording of a new resolution likely to be placed before the security council over the next few weeks.

The Guardian

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It was a word-of-mouth thing.

Independent

It was a word-of-mouth success".

The Guardian - Music

It's a word-of-mouth thing.

Vice

Consider a word-of-mouth recommendation.

WikiHow

A word of advice?

The New York Times

A word of warning, though.

The New York Times

Not a word of instruction.

The New York Times - Tech

Negro: a word of respect.

The New Yorker

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