Parlance

The symbols for whole words ( codewords in modern parlance) and letters (cipher in modern parlance) were not distinguished in the ciphertext.

Eventually, it changes pace to show a young boy called Joshua who appears to hold some form of magical power, seemingly linked to the Phoenix – an eikon, or summon, in Final Fantasy parlance.

In barista parlance, they decrease extraction yield, or the amount of coffee that ends up in the cup, dissolved in the liquid.

In CCI parlance, combinations refer to mergers and acquisitions.

In industry parlance, this is the “inference” phase – the moment when you ask Stable Diffusion to “create an image of Rishi Sunak fawning on Elon Musk while Musk is tweeting poop emojis on his phone”.

It was, to borrow from sports parlance, an unforced error.

The movie's impact is so wide that "the Sunken Place" — a concept from the movie — quickly slipped into parlance.

The people called him “Dee Mbakwe”, a name of endearment in our parlance.

While in popular parlance has become a generic term for all types of equity compensation, you need to know the difference between actual stock options and other grant types.

In today’s parlance, Reagan went viral.

Jane was, in the modern parlance, a minger.

Jonathan Little, head of economic development and regeneration at Broxtowe Borough Council said: “We’re over the moon work has started, to use football parlance.

Law enforcement officials have said that bullet casings found at the scene of the shooting appear to be “deny,” “defend,” “depose” — parlance that echoes phasing used by insurance companies to avoid paying health claims from patients.

Now the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and ICF International have teamed up on a climate change resilience grant program and, to use the modern parlance, playbook.

So while not an orc grenade in the modern Russian parlance, they are indeed a relic of orcs past.

With the BBC’s review into dodgy workplace behavior kicking off following the Strictly Come Dancing and Jermaine Jenas scandals, the DG said he has banned a word that has been common parlance in the TV industry for decades.

But as his luck would run out, just like in Nigeria’s local parlance, “everyday is for the thief, one day is for the owner,” the news of his arrest by the Dubai Police for fraudulent activities spread like wild fire.

But once you officially increase the exchange rate; that usually in common parlance is devaluation as opposed to depreciation which is the variant of loss in value which is market driven in a floating market value determination environment.

In our traditional parlance, when there was a very difficult situation, the community runs to the old woman for advice and direction.

In the intelligence parlance, this maybe classified A6,” he tweeted.