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Meanings of phrasing in English

Portuguese
dicção
Catalan
verbositat

The manner in which something is expressed in words.

dicção
Usage of phrasing in English
1
Yet again, sorry about the questionable phrasing there, given the subject matter.
The Guardian
2
I don't remember phrasing it exactly that way, but yes, that proposal.
The truth of valor
3
And I haven't actually heard the Green Party use that phrasing, either.
Radio NZ
4
Riemann has ideas of his own, both in the phrasing and figuration.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
5
Her voice is raw and emotional, with phrasing far beyond her years.
Radio NZ
6
Then again, just how did one go about phrasing such a question?
Time After Time
7
Dry-mouthed, she recalled the Whisperer's words, struggled to remember the exact phrasing.
Runemarks
8
The phrasing suggests that deputy ministers are dependent on cabinet for work.
The South African
9
Irina couldn't help but notice the phrasing, how the baby came first.
Real life & liars
10
Each editor has his notion of the phrasing of the initial sixteenths.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
11
For some physicians, the taping of consultations led to more careful phrasing.
Pubmed
12
This, allowing for some slight difference in the phrasing, is twentieth century.
The Three Brontës
13
One letter released by the FBI included the phrasing Al Qaeda back!
Reuters
14
Both became known for the exquisite beauty of their voices and phrasing.
Reuters
15
But I must translate inadequately, for the grammar and phrasing were Elodesque.
The Mountebank
16
Something about the phrasing of Ava Gardner's complaint about Sinatra held her.
Anil's ghost
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