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Meanings of in other words in English

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por outras palavras

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por outras palavras
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Examples for "put differently"
Examples for "put differently"
1
I ask it to be put differently.
From the Earth to the Moon; and, Round the Moon
2
Or put differently, Leos, I'm giving you full permission not to have to make sense this weekend.
Ebony
3
Or put differently, keep your pleasures and fun simple this week, and you're more than likely to have plenty.
Ebony
4
Or put differently, if life were like a birthday party, hopes would be like balloons while trust is the cake.
Ebony
5
Or put differently, y'all have to process several different options in order to naturally amble toward the one that best suits you.
Ebony
Usage of in other words in English
1
You know, in other words the end result, Trump said without explanation.
Radio NZ
2
It should mean sharper images and clearer sound: progress, in other words.
The Irish Times
3
Both sides, in other words, were willing to say whatever was necessary.
The Guardian
4
Anything, in other words, was still possible but the supporters left anyway.
The Irish Times
5
It looks to the past, in other words, to assess future risks.
The Guardian
6
His action had been unphilosophical, self-indulgent and inartistic: in other words, wrong.
The Sense of an Ending
7
Trump's actions, in other words, should be considered before his sometimes-clownish words.
The Guardian
8
So, in other words, they still had to be quite, quite chilly.
The new yorker
9
History, in other words, might not be working in only one direction.
The Guardian
10
This incident is quite unusual, in other words, but not without precedent.
Kafka on the Shore
11
Physiological changes, in other words, that often play a role in disease.
BBC
12
The Taliban knew exactly where the SEAL team was, in other words.
War
13
It's a project, in other words, that appeals only to technology billionaires.
Wired
14
WeChat, in other words, was more about consuming information than completing tasks.
Wired
15
Talent, in other words, is largely inherited, and that may be true.
The Irish Times
16
Hartshorne and May, in other words, had set up a sting operation.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
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