Terminology means A treatise on terms, especially those used in a specialised field. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like language or word.
Terminology in a sentence
Terminology meaning
- A treatise on terms, especially those used in a specialised field.
- The set of terms actually used in any business, art, science, or the like; nomenclature; technical terms.
- The scientific study of such terms.
Example sentences (20)
Pritchett is accused of having an STD (or STI, depending on your high school health class’ choice of terminology).
When it comes to the G.O.A.T terminology, they gon’ say, ‘This is the guy who came up with all the G.O.A.T stuff.
The terminology may end up being slightly different, but what’s going to be asked of Wagner should be mostly the same.
The title adopts the term, ranked choice voting, because that terminology has come into widespread use in recent years.
So, from that standpoint, it’s terminology first, making sure they understand the words that we use and what they mean.
Even the states that were initially reluctant to adopt the policy are now using it with different terminology, he added.
One Twitter user explained that the medical terminology for a miscarriage is coded as a spontaneous abortion.
Well, Tuesday can go a long way towards ensuring there is no such terminology being used by those of us outside the camp.
But not once did I see a sign or bumper sticker that did any more than chastise LePage in decent, aboveboard terminology.
I can’t tell if Dragon Lee was released or fired, so we’ll go with the WWE terminology of future endeavored.
Here, McEnaney discusses complex education terminology or looks at issues impacting the industry right now.
We ought to define our terminology so that we can agreeably concur on what MVQ is and how it is to be used.
After a stint teaching legal terminology to court stenographers, he got a law degree and was admitted to the bar in the 1980s.
Some of our most beloved slang and terminology has roots in the Irish language, known to its speakers as Gaeilge – not Gaelic.
The terminology, regulations, process and guarantees are different than what you may experience buying a detached or semi-detached home.
The Hollywood Reporter: “What I can say is the spirit of Reacher is that he is a loner and a drifting hobo, to use Reacher’s terminology.
Here, people should understand not just this political terminology but also its very essence.
In Gramscian terminology, it was the second phase that a war of maneuver had characterized.
Instead, she said, it reflects the value of economic activity to produce the seeds, or varieties, known as “lines” in industry terminology.
More important, again using the criminologist’s terminology, is Netanyahu’s modus operandi.
Common combinations with terminology
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the terminology 30×
- terminology of 12×
- terminology and 12×
- and terminology 12×
- terminology is 11×
- terminology used 9×
- terminology in 8×
- terminology for 8×
- of terminology 7×
- terminology the 5×
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