Sentence examples for became interchangeable from inspiring English sources

No other colleges were established, however, and the two names became interchangeable.

He then describes an elaborate scenario in which detergent and lemon juice became interchangeable.

At times during 2011, the term Arab Spring became interchangeable with "Twitter uprising" or "Facebook revolution", as global media tried to make sense of what was going on.

But their language has been grounded in "issues", with the effect that Botox or anorexia became interchangeable with equal pay and flexible working hours.

"Maybe if the coalition support is with us, it is safer," he said, using the word for foreign forces here that became interchangeable with the much-disliked American occupation.

Victims became interchangeable as anonymous victims were identified as Croats on Zagreb television and as Serbs on Belgrade TV.

Familiar forms become interchangeable and yet unknowable: "secret".

But, with a little exaggeration, the two become interchangeable.

It has been a masterly selling job to persuade his players to become interchangeable parts.

Or, to be more precise, it was obvious that constitutionalism and populism had become interchangeable.

My contention is not that men and women have become interchangeable.