Sentence examples for use a different word from inspiring English sources

"Well, we use a different word for it," he replied.

No, you're not angry, you can use a different word.

Or use a different word, like "a thwarted legislative proposal".

I would use a different word: I'd say that The Times's policy is, clearly, prudent.

But I think that if you asked the many slaves who lived at Monticello, they might use a different word for it than "utopia" (Weekend section, July 6).

Hammocks were among the curiosities that Columbus took back to Spain Venezuelans mostly use a different word: chinchorro, which can also refer to a kind of fishing net.

While this may be appropriate in the context of Lie algebras, in the more general setting of Sabinin algebras it is more convenient to use a different wording which does not mention representations at all.

(He used a different word).

I like using a different word.

What, I asked, if I used a different word — fulfilling, rewarding, interesting?

"What is this one going to be? Something that's" vehemently — he used a different word — "unique".