interchangeably

In its reporting, The Times used “residential structure” and “home” interchangeably.

Department of Justice as unconstitutional racial gerrymanders, a charge Texas Republicans have interchangeably denied in court and cited as the basis for pursuing mid-decade redistricting.

She denied the couple were "hiding behind pseudonyms" and said their friends use "Sal and Tim interchangeably with Ray and Moth".

The term "white nationalist" is often used interchangeably with "white supremacist," but it has a specific meaning.

These days, the terms are used interchangeably—or, let’s be real, some people just call mayo aioli because they like how it sounds.