locution

We may seem so only because you have yet to learn our locutions.

They don't need to keep up with the latest locutions.

Ah, but it is becoming the hot new locution in another world.

I was not the only student of language who noticed that odd locution.

English speakers do not generally find such locutions necessary, however.

After finishing elementary school she did studies on commercial locution.

But musicians here say they can tell by a singer's locution if he or she comes from the area.

He started out each case with his famous locution: "Let's get it on."

The business backgrounds of both men infected their locution yesterday.

She is fond of locutions like "when people still had sensibilities."

This used the locution in a rare positive sense, as an activity to be encouraged.

In interior locutions, some people report quickly receiving large amounts of information.

Cannot spend too much time in close analysis of this propelling locution.

Here is a locution that conveys a colorful picture of an action.

To perform an illocutionary act is to use a locution with a certain force.

And they have decided that "an E-mail" is an acceptable modern locution.

The locution as a past participle is also a Presidential favorite.

The locution is cited in important texts from all stages of the English language.

Just how vulnerable is made plain in the locutions of property brokers.

This locution will prove especially helpful to people whose business cards run three pages.

This locution has become one of the most useful and frequently employed in the modern language.

"If she didn't get an education, she'd use this locution instead of that.

In this political season, two locutions have come under the sustained pressure of the squeezers.

Her most frequently used locution in the series is "Good Lord!"