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Meanings of put differently in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "in other words"
Examples for "in other words"
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You know, in other words the end result, Trump said without explanation.
2
It should mean sharper images and clearer sound: progress, in other words.
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Both sides, in other words, were willing to say whatever was necessary.
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Anything, in other words, was still possible but the supporters left anyway.
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It looks to the past, in other words, to assess future risks.
Usage of put differently in English
1
I ask it to be put differently.
2
Or put differently, Leos, I'm giving you full permission not to have to make sense this weekend.
3
Or put differently, keep your pleasures and fun simple this week, and you're more than likely to have plenty.
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Or put differently, if life were like a birthday party, hopes would be like balloons while trust is the cake.
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Or put differently, y'all have to process several different options in order to naturally amble toward the one that best suits you.
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Put differently: the USA protects the producers and the EU shields the consumer.
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Put differently, we can't say what the absolute growth of luminosity is in Pyongyang.
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Put differently, is something unique about the human neuron?
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Put differently, capitalists have been calling the shots since Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher championed financial deregulation.
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Put differently: neutralize enemies wherever you can.
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Put differently: Tired of those nettlesome pro-democracy activists with their fancy Twitter updates and their green banners?
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Put differently, is the rule of law.
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Put differently, a single mature beech tree releases enough oxygen over a year to support a family of four.
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Put differently, someone like me is going to improve a great deal with even a few hundred hours of training.
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Put differently, how can only 1.4 percent of the DNA make such a huge difference?
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Put differently, there is more to oil than the U.S. dollar and vice versa, the Goldman Sachs energy team said in the note.
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