interchangeably

interchangeable | American Dictionary

interchangeable
adjective
us/ˌɪn·tərˈtʃeɪn·dʒə·bəl/
able to be exchanged with each other without making any difference or without being noticed:
interchangeable machine parts

Examples of interchangeable

interchangeable
The key elements of mass production are standardised products made of interchangeable or modular parts, a mass market, and other related economies of scale.
Nevertheless, three concepts still appear to be confused, ill-defined, or interchangeable in the literature: reflective practice, reflection, and the reflective practitioner.
Yet, our understandings have been narrowed by the assumption that suburban towns are singular in nature, essentially interchangeable.
The author claims that some amplifiers do not fit comfortably with certain adjectives and are not as interchangeable or synonymous as previously thought.
It illustrates that cataphoric variants for men were largely interchangeable in the 16th century, up to the point when those began to spread.
Superficially, these definitions might seem interchangeable, but they are not.
And most significantly, there is little convincing evidence that men and women's agricultural work had ever been interchangeable.
The supporters of both men were interchangeable in terms of social background.
Interchangeability must be context dependent because two components are interchangeable only in comparison to the role they have just as they are being considered.
Their words are largely interchangeable, and a line originally assigned to one voice will as often as not find itself taken over by the others.
But their par t numbers are defined as interchangeable, so one can keep only one of them.
Improvement ratings suggest that these ratings may not be so easily interchangeable.
But in the absence of a specific rationale for such distinctions the default assumption will be that members of the sample are structurally interchangeable.
Nonetheless, we considered this s-genitive token to be interchangeable because a conversion to the alternative construction would not have significantly altered its meaning.
That is, synonyms are words that are interchangeable in some contexts.
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