A few days after, the King asked him, on what terms he believed himself with the Princesse des Ursins; and when M.
I represented to him that, everybody knowing on what terms he had been with Monseigneur, he would be laughed at, as playing a part, if his eyes showed that he had been weeping.
The stranger saw this, and scarcely knew in what terms to shape the communication he had to make, full as it was of ecstasy to the mother's loving spirit, yet dashed with such doubt and sorrow.
On entering the room, her father, incapable of appreciating even the natural graced and beauty of her person, looked at her with a gaze of sternness and inquiry for some moments, but seemed at a loss in what terms to address her.
He knew not how to act--how much to demand--what terms to propose.
Sir, Craving reference to our last, we have now the honor to propose to your Excellency on what terms we think all difficulty on account of the absence of Henry Laurens, as Commissioner from Congress here, may be prevented.
Be so kind as to inform me whether this could be done in your country, on their joint credit, how far, and on what terms.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "what terms" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
