Though "cupcake" and "muffin" have become somewhat interchangeable words, I'd argue that the muffin should at least have a stab at some healthy virtues.
That small but significant change in brain effort implies that the children recognized the two as belonging to different systems — rather than a mass of interchangeable words — and worked to decode them.
In addition to mainstream media and traditional football outlets, fans can type in seemingly interchangeable words and come up with a mock draft, among them: NFLDraftScout.com, DraftSite.com, MyNFLDraft.com, DraftBlaster.com, NFLDraftExpress.com, DraftKing.com, NFLMocks.com.com
In fact, accountability and reliability are almost interchangeable words.
And let's be honest, chaos and NICU are interchangeable words.
There is no difference in affection when it comes to being called gorgeous or being called handsome; and it has taken me a few years to understand why these seemingly interchangeable words have bothered me so much.
However, although religiosity and spirituality were interchangeable words, these constructs may not be identical.
These were read over by one of the investigators, who removed potentially problematic items such as those that were apparently nonsensical, might have interchangeable word order, or were taboo phrases, resulting in a final set of 1,080 phrases for rating.
Inside word is that the interchangeable anonymity of myriad depressing Victorian-era row houses on a busy thoroughfare in a seedy neighborhood greatly charms leaders less interested in pomp and circumstance than freedom from the sounds of broken glass and sirens, which can so rattle great deliberations.
Many people think the word "viral" is interchangeable with "word of mouth"–implying that the product or service is so good that people are compelled to talk it up with their friends.
Or to quote one of the interchangeable title characters in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead," the 1966 play that made the young Mr. Stoppard famous: "Words, words.
