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set phrase
noun as in expression
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noun as in idiom
noun as in parlance
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noun as in verbalization
Strong matches
- announcement
- argument
- articulation
- assertion
- asseveration
- commentary
- communication
- declaration
- definition
- delivery
- diction
- elucidation
- emphasis
- enunciation
- execution
- explanation
- exposition
- formulation
- idiom
- interpretation
- intonation
- issue
- language
- locution
- mention
- narration
- phrase
- phraseology
- phrasing
- pronouncement
- remark
- rendition
- speaking
- speech
- statement
- style
- term
- utterance
- vent
- vocalization
- voice
- voicing
- word
- writ
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noun as in vocalization
Strong matches
- announcement
- argument
- articulation
- assertion
- asseveration
- commentary
- communication
- declaration
- definition
- delivery
- diction
- elucidation
- emphasis
- enunciation
- execution
- explanation
- exposition
- formulation
- idiom
- interpretation
- intonation
- issue
- language
- locution
- mention
- narration
- phrase
- phraseology
- phrasing
- pronouncement
- remark
- rendition
- speaking
- speech
- statement
- style
- term
- utterance
- vent
- verbalization
- voice
- voicing
- word
- writ
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Streatley receives more assistance from Goring, however, than is generally acknowledged in set phrase.
It's got to be a sort of set phrase about me, that I'm coming.
One youngish man kept repeating to himself a set phrase as he marched along.
Palikao, the Prime Minister, was termed in the papers an iron man (the usual set phrase).
He wrote as easily as he talked, colloquially, without any attempt at style or set phrase.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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