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Example sentences for "more appropriate"

  • In reality, I had acquaintances, and I had what I called "friends" for lack of a more appropriate word.

  • It would be more appropriate, I resolved, to always be myself and thereby avoid a later explanation of my mistaken identity.

  • An infusion of cochineal, or a little annotta, would form a more appropriate colouring, and would be perfectly harmless.

  • To say that gold has a power to be melted is improper language; yet for want of a more appropriate word, power is often used in a passive sense.

  • It is not true, however, that "the want of a more appropriate word" really compels us to use the word power in a passive sense.

  • That word, affections, was another that Pierrette could not manage to understand; each time he said it she was terribly perplexed, and looked intently at the doctor, to see if he could not use a more appropriate one in its place.

  • Notwithstanding the arguments of Spinosa, and Des Cartes, and other advocates of the Material system, or, in more appropriate language, the Atheistical system!

  • It might be that the cutting-edge language and look of Wired, the magazine of the Netizens, is more appropriate to the subject than is the elaborate prose of this book.

  • While the grammar governing such sub- languages is, with some exceptions, the grammar of the language from which they are derived, the vocabulary is more appropriate to the subject matter.

  • But the time is right to move forward on a conventional arms control agreement to move us to more appropriate levels of military forces in Europe, a coherent defense program that insures the U.

  • A more auspicious time for the consideration of this subject by Congress, with a view to system in the organization of the several Departments and a more appropriate division of the public business, will not probably occur.

  • In the above sense the word kind or variety would be more appropriate.

  • A short distance or a part of the way would be more appropriate.

  • Will is also used where may would be more appropriate; as, "Be that as it will.

  • Could, Can, Will Could is often incorrectly employed where can or will would be more appropriate.

  • I don't say that that black silk with the lace and those white flowers are not becoming, but I think something lighter and gayer would be more appropriate to a young girl.

  • I might have known you would carry out your programme exactly as you had sketched it, but I thought that the disturbed state of things over here might have induced you to defer that part of the plan until a more appropriate season.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    common life; great spiritual; little one; more adequate; more blessed; more curious; more efficient; more especially; more extended; more full; more glorious; more good; more grievous; more human; more importance; more letters; more like; more long; more money; more particularly; more parts; more perfect; more quickly; more ready; more severe; more shall