Sentence examples for uses interchangeably from inspiring English sources

And later, discussing her husband's nobility (a term Ms. Rosenblum worryingly uses interchangeably with "royalty"), Joyce says: "I could have done better than countess.

He then, speaking most forcefully, denounced not only terrorists — or Baathists, an epithet that he uses interchangeably — but also politicians who advanced their cause through democratic means.

He often uses interchangeably the words "logic" (Logik), "theory of knowledge" (Erkenntnistheorie), "methodology" (Methodologie), "theory of truth" (Wahrheitslehre) and "theory of science" (Wissenschaftslehre). (See for instance Rickert 1986, 19; Rickert 1909, 170).

At its core, Whitehead's philosophy of education emphasizes the idea that a good life is most profitably thought of as an educated or civilized life, two terms which Whitehead often uses interchangeably.

("Buffalo" and "bison" are used interchangeably).

Back then the word "cyder" was used interchangeably with applejack.

"And at times, some of the terms are used interchangeably".

Titles and ranks are used interchangeably by the narrator.

(The terms "complementary," "integrative" and "alternative" are used interchangeably).

In Britain, "public intellectual" and "national treasure" are used interchangeably.

The terms meter and yard can now be used interchangeably.