Sentence examples for to wording from inspiring English sources
noun
The smallest unit of language which has a particular meaning and can be expressed by itself; the smallest discrete, meaningful unit of language.
Be sensitive to wording differences among industries.
In Hillary Clinton's campaign, Penn has likewise proved himself, in one adviser's words, "a maniac when it comes to wording".
Iran agreed to wording in the final communique that granted authority to the IAEA to define the terms of "suspension" of uranium-enrichment activities.
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Barnier has also warned there would be no withdrawal agreement and no transition agreement if Britain does not agree to wording for the backstop solution by June.
The opposing vote was cast by State Representative Omeria M. Scott, of Laurel, who objected to wording in the legislation that would allow the old flag to become an official historical flag, instead of being discarded.
Some readers, responding to The New York Times's first reports on the case, strongly objected to wording in the articles that, in their view, either underplayed the details or wrongly applied the language of consensual sex to the narrative.
I'm completely a slave to words.
I think I'm addicted to words.
