How To Use Interchangeability In A Sentence
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On the one hand, the fact that Ganymede is a boy, so beautiful that Zeus decides to abduct and rape him, highlights this interchangeability.
The Uses and Abuses of Historicism: Halperin and Shelley on the Otherness of Ancient Greek Sexuality
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This interchangeability is not to diminish these bands 'various accomplishments, but rather to highlight the impressive nature of a two-noun when they actually succeed in standing out from the endless trail of boys setting up and breaking down drum sets -- especially on the stage at Mercury Lounge.
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But he too has seen what appears to be the interchangeability of the team's kick returner.
The Mystery of The Jets' Miracle Return Game
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Curiously, it is titled Science and the Modern World on the inner title page and in the headers throughout the text, but not on the front cover, where an ampersand replaces the word and, thus demonstrating the general interchangeability of these symbols.
Whitehead and the modern word
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They all look completely different, but interchangeability from multiple brands enables Ford to create a wide variety of models.
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The language of the factory and of human dignity is as incompatible as would be the interchangeability of machine and life.
June 30th, 2009
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Customers also are interested in "interchangeability," Poole notes.
Purchasing - Top Stories
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Basically, the coach just experimented with different lineups, depth and interchangeability.
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Houston Lawyer: Since you cite the “thirty aught six” and are a Texan, do you have an opinion on the 30.06 vs the .308 vs the 7.62 Nato and their interchangeability?
The Volokh Conspiracy » What is a zoobow?
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Interpretation of early reports is complicated by the interchangeability of the terms ‘psalm’, ‘hymn’, and ‘song’.
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The first of these was an almost complete interchangeability between different parts of speech.
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Whitney pioneered the idea of interchangeability as a fundamental principle of production, and he successfully applied the principle to a product that must be made with the greatest precision.
Mises Institute Daily Articles (Full-text version)
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The interchangeability of sadistic and masochistic positions within the diegesis potentially undercuts the a priori masochism ascribed by current film theory to the female spectator of classical cinema.
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And interchangeability - both inside and out - is the key to success as a swing.
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Malthus marks the effective interchangeability of these two tendencies in an example illustrating the possible causes of a decline in demand for decorative trimmings.
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Links between international relations and international history - often referred to as diplomatic history - help to reinforce this notion of interchangeability of terms.
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Compare frames, axles, transmissions, efficiency from power take off to attachments and interchangeability of attachments.
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Versatility and interchangeability were the hallmarks of his squad, to the point where halfbacks were on and off the field as often as forwards.
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But there is far more interchangeability with the latter.
A Progressive on the Prairie » Book price war: Thanksgiving skirmish or Armageddon? » Print
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Shakespeare chooses names for them that are similar almost the the point of interchangeability: Hermia, Helena, both trisyllabic, beginning in 'He' with the stress on the first syllable and ending in 'a'.
Shakespeare
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Which is why one gag concerns the apparent interchangeability of the twenty-something Wall Street brokers and dealers with whom our narrator consorts.
American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis
