An expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up.
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Examples for "musical phrase"
Examples for "musical phrase"
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It was a nocturne with a recurring musical phrase running through it.
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At the first musical phrase, they circle around; at the second, they gracefully part and join again.
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Rhythm gives life to every musical phrase.
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Then she apologised, saying: Even one's rector must wait for a musical phrase to reach its period.
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And Climate Emergency was the "least musical phrase on the whole list but possibly the most important".
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Her hospital records repeat the phrase, day after day, year after year:
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To prevent misunderstanding I use the phrase 'for as long as necessary'.
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I'll make sure I phrase my results in the ugliest possible way.
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A new phrase was creeping in: HELOC, home equity line of credit.
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He also decided too that he quite disliked the phrase 'my friend'.
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Succession planning is the buzz phrase and looking far ahead is key.
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Yet in the words of her most memorable phrase: nothing has changed.
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The phrase is therefore associated with racial division and intolerance, Foon said.
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You said, 'I disagree.' A more intriguing phrase has never been spoken.
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The Former Finance Minister repeated one phrase multiple times throughout his address.
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Thank you is probably the most important phrase we'll learn to say.
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In Spain, however, the phrase has a ring of truth to it.
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The issue at the Supreme Court boiled down to a particular phrase.
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How could I phrase the question whose answer I most longed for?
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We talk a lot about risk management, this nice, hygienic, corporate phrase.
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It took him an infuriatingly long time to phrase his next question.
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