Sentence examples for the correct term for from inspiring English sources

The correct term for her work is probate research.

The correct term for this sense is cracker".

Do you know the correct term for the sweet course on a menu?

A federal district judge, reviewing Lyttle's case in 2012, questioned whether "deportation" was the correct term for what had happened to him.

Italy is unusual, though, in even dubbing (or "post-synching", to use the correct term for dubbing within the same language) its own films.

Should you find them elsewhere, it might interest you to know that the correct term for baby or bunny rabbits is "kittens", although I imagine "Kitten and Pickled Walnut Terrine" might have the RSPCA storming your kitchen.

The very notion of a bunch of Trekkies waiting on line at the buffet with their phasers and tricorders strapped to their uniforms was a source of tremendous amusement, not that she knew the correct terms for these 23rd-century devices.

Feel free to browse through those if you are having trouble thinking of the correct terms for your search.

1) The correct term of address for Camilla Parker-Bowles, King Charles III's consort, is "Your Royal Consortship," and thereafter, "Chooks," not "Ducky".

piled on, saying that Bannon "boasted of Breitbart as "'the platform for the alt-right,' which is the politically correct term for the resurrection of white nationalism".

"Peasants" might be the more correct term for the latter, since a person working on a collective farm has to surrender their harvest to the state, and only under Kim Jong-un have they been given the right to keep part of their harvests.