Sentence examples for interchangeably what from inspiring English sources

I use ant, aunt, ain't, and aren't interchangeably What do you call the seasonal treat that's often flavored with nutmeg?

And now we have attachment parenting, a term often used interchangeably with what is considered "natural" parenting.

Modules are designed to slot in to each compartment on the basic chassis interchangeably, regardless of what each does.

(All these terms are intended interchangeably to refer to what Block [1995], Chalmers [1996], and other contemporary philosophers call "phenomenal consciousness").

(we use the terms cell type and function interchangeably in this paper) What is the correlation between lineage and physical proximity among cells?

Campaign aides to Mr. Kerry said Sunday that comments he had made in the 1971 interview -- using the words medals and ribbons interchangeably -- were consistent with what he says today.

Something is certainly leading to record prices for what brokers describe interchangeably as trophy or art properties.

For the last 25 years, in my writing, I have been using the adjectives "epistemological" and "ontological" interchangeably and without actually knowing what either means.

The terms 'neuromagnetic middle-latency response' and '40-Hz (gamma) oscillations' were used interchangeably in those studies for what were likely closely related phenomena [21].

Animal models that incorporate a mechanistic or etiological construct of schizophrenia are deemed to have construct validity, a term often used interchangeably with etiologic validity but what in fact is a distinct type of validity.

Actually, that is one of the most appealing things about today's little belters – you can pretty much use them interchangeably, depending on your mood and what's in the cupboard.