Sentence examples for another common term from inspiring English sources

Another common term for the robe, kasāya, originally referred to the colour saffron, though this meaning is lost in the Chinese and Japanese derivatives, chia-sa and kesa.

Physiologically, the SRR is equivalent to another common term, the "specific uptake ratio" (SUR), which is equal to the SRR minus one.

"This place is too, too 'black,"' said another person over dinner, using a common term to describe corruption.

" 'Sterile' is the closest common term.

Ripoux has become a common term for corrupt police officers.

Perhaps people realised this, hence the more common term jetpack.

"Maybe that is a common term," I thought.

This is known by the common term short attention span.

In Scotland pipe is a common term for bagpipe.

The common term for him and his counterparts in other shows is "tapper".

The work is at once vulgar and sublime, in ways that invoke a common term: American.