Sentence examples for looking for a word from inspiring English sources
"That was great since I was looking for a word with a paradox meaning.
Mac: They come backstage looking for a word of wisdom or a funny line.
When I was looking for a word to describe his method, a friend suggested mixing or sampling.
Right now, she tells me, she is hard at work looking for a word to replace "citizen".
The physical version of Morning/Evening will be released on Hebden's own label, Text – and if you're looking for a word to describe it, "zen" feels appropriate.
Sometimes I'm just looking for a word, and sometimes it's a lot more extensive than I had expected and I end up opening a whole other door.
On constitutional recognition he is looking for a wording that does not spook constitutional conservatives while simultaneously delivering for Indigenous Australians.
The reason, they explain, is that tip-of-the-tongue states arise when we look for a word in the wrong part of our memory banks, and the more we persist, the more entrenched that mistaken habit becomes, thus making us more likely to look there next time around.
"We look for a word which got a high number of lookups and increased dramatically in popularity when compared to previous years".
The dictionary is the most common place to look for a word you can't spell. is an online dictionary.
If the sentence implies that you're looking for a positive word, then your answer should be a positive word also.
