Sentence examples for using a new word from inspiring English sources

We worked on developing her niche and I coached her in using a new word: No.

Use it in conversation, but don't necessarily give away that you're using a new word.

Avoid using a new word - especially in business correspondence - if you are still not certain about its meaning and how to correctly use it.

Cook a new meal or use a new word.

Helen's encounter with a psychiatrist ("a man in his 50's with a beard who was always in his stockinged feet") seems lifted from a World War II-era New Yorker cartoon; while Declan, describing his mother, uses "a new word... picked up from Paul": needy.

I enthusiastically tried to learn and use a new word every day until I found no one else knew what I was talking about.

He argued that, if Parliament wanted to criminalize oral sex with animals, then it would have added a definition, or it would have used a new word, instead of carrying over the antiquated language.

But before we can begin to use a new word like 'feminence' to discuss the perception of the feminine in all things -- including masculinity, as conveyed by the common symbolism of the X chromosome belonging to both genders, while the Y chromosome belongs only to the male.

Teambattle and FFA style are often fun using a word (such as the game horse in basketball) The traditional word used is hardcore, but players are encouraged to use a new word for every game.

I agree; it was a slip, or to use a newer word, a thinko, coined on the analogy of "typo".

The present study was designed to examine the cerebral hemispheric differences in memory of positive, negative and non-emotional words using a new method of successive presentation to each visual half-field in which perception of each item was nearly perfect thereby allowing laterality differences for effects of emotion on memory to emerge unconfounded by perception (Experiment1).