in a word

“In a word, waiting,” said Ashley J. Tellis, an expert on geopolitics at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, when asked about Modi’s approach.

One part of the screener asks children to manipulate the sounds in a word orally, said Gorno-Tempini.

You can sum it up in a word: Reform.

The drug business is, in a word, big.

It looks, in a word, painful, and it is one of the first unmistakable biological signs that the colossus of our era is, in fact, a 79-year-old man who is going to encounter all sorts of bizarre, unpleasant, and funny-looking maladies as time marches forward.