Sentence examples for better word for from inspiring English sources

Is there a better word for exit?

"There's a better word for it.

Surrender, maybe, is the better word for it.

Maybe a better word for it is "cheated".

"Clumsily" might be a better word for it.

Nancy is fearless (she says "stubborn" is a better word for it).

Wily? "I'd say wary is a better word for them," Aucoin said.

(Perhaps the better word for it is "prebuttal," a word political operatives sometimes use).

You can't really get a better word for a letter than kite.

Aside from "plumb the depths," which is overdone, this version is almost certainly a better word-for-word translation.

The champion made the return trip 17 times.There then began a 13-year labour of love—"obsession" might be a better word for Dr Dunstan, who used his and his students' spare time to develop a computer model that might explain the data he had collected.