word

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Saying & uttering
(your) every wordidiom
add
come out with something
fall from something
find your voiceidiom
get in
in your own wordsidiom
intone
loud
observe
phrase
quoth
said
say
spoken
string
talk senseidiom
think
verbalize
volunteer

Examples of phrased

phrased

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

After three or four repetitions, children understood the desired pattern of responses and phrased their answers accordingly.
The discussions preceding "offering truth," the physical setting, and the way decisionmaking options are phrased can greatly affect how the patient chooses.
Therefore, the paraphraser is at risk of delivering the message in exactly the same form as it was phrased in the input.
Not only can information be sought via questions with varying syntax and terms, but appropriate answers too may be phrased differently.
In response, the state may require that these contracts be phrased in plain language.
He phrased his query in the context of a "hypothetical" case that raised ethical issues for him, and he asked me to respond.
Our "private," "original," and "independent" thoughts are always phrased in cultural lexicons of imagery, myth and story, gesture, language, or mathematical formalism.
The researcher allowed the children to talk uninhibitedly, making as few interruptions as possible and phrased questions openly.
The curiously phrased ' democracy paradox ' theory proclaims, but clearly does not inform.
The conditions are essentially inference rules phrased as conditions on proofs.
In addition, too many details are ambiguously phrased or awkwardly placed.
More generally phrased, these are shared demand schedules for the provision of publicly provided goods and schemes for their financing.
Worse, in places the entries are badly phrased or ungrammatical.
Most of these anecdotes contain good advice about conducting fieldwork, whether it is phrased as advice or not.
More fundamentally, the question can be phrased as whether archaeology is the analysis of the human experience or an exploration of the human condition.
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