The terms editing, cutting, and montage are often applied interchangeably to the process.
Adjectives like "taciturn" and "brutish" are used interchangeably to describe both him and his style of play.
Each BioBrick part, made of standardized pieces of DNA, can be used interchangeably to create and modify living cells.
The national debt and the deficit (which the Republicans use interchangeably to confuse voters as much as possible) are mounting.
Taiko in Chinese kanji characters means big, fat or broad, and here the word is used interchangeably to refer to the singular Japanese drum.
The words "compassionate", "responsible", "progressive" and "tough" can be attached, interchangeably, to the sort of regime proposed by all four leading candidates.
Foundation, endowment, and charitable trust are other terms used interchangeably to designate these organizations, which can be traced far back in history.
Some people think that "which" can be used interchangeably to open "restrictive" relative clauses, like "The rules which I learned in school are inviolable".
Uncle Sam and his predecessor Brother Jonathan were used interchangeably to represent the United States by American cartoonists from the early 1830s to 1861.
The terms eczema and dermatitis are often used interchangeably to denote an inflammatory process in the skin that involves the upper dermis and epidermis.
These four usages have been invoked interchangeably to propose connectivistic mechanisms of human cognitive function.
