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a phrase introducing a restatement of what has just been said. Henry: Sure I want to do it, but how much do I get paid? Andrew: In other words, you're just doing it for the money. Bill: Well, I suppose I really should prepare my entourage for departure. Bob: In other words, you're leaving? Bill: One could say that, I suppose. Bob: Why didn't one?
See also: other, word

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said in a different, clearer way Does she have the right work experience and skills - in other words, can she do the job?
Related vocabulary: if you will
See also: other, word


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In other words, for this job, which must require more relevant experience than any job in the world, there is no such requirement for it and there is no accountability.
In other words, stay within the boundary: use vocabulary to indicate that you are a well-educated, contemporary person, who leaves out pretentious words and common slang, as neither end of the spectrum will strengthen a resume.
In other words, Adam does what God had done: He names things.
 
 
 
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