Sentence examples for common term for the various from inspiring English sources

'Athlete's heart' is a common term for the various adaptive changes induced by intensive exercise.

The common term for the person described above is "buzzed driver".

They were therefore nicknamed "Gullfisk", the Norwegian term for goldfish; this later became the most common term for the class.

That's apparently the origin of the common term for red wine throughout Spain today.

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

(The common term for those works is "crosshatch," but their lines never cross).

Pooey is the common term for romantic interest in DUBUQUE, and only I use it.

"The third reason is the agencies"—a common term for Pakistan's intelligence services.

(The term "maucauco" was a common term for lemurs at this time).

Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia, a common term for memory loss and other cognitive impairments.

Ripoux has become a common term for corrupt police officers.