parlance|parlances in English

noun

[par·lance || 'pɑrləns /'pɑːl-]

colloquial speech, idiom; language; conversation, talk; discussion, conference

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1. What is a prognosis in medical parlance?

2. 7 What is a prognosis in medical parlance?

3. In common parlance, Copay is the term used.

4. 15 In drug industry parlance it must be tetravalent.

5. 2 The phrase is common diplomatic parlance for spying.

6. In military parlance this is known as a fast retreat.

7. 6 It must have been in parlance in her time.

8. 18 In croppy culture, common parlance is turned on its head.

9. 1 In military parlance this is known as a fast retreat.

10. This mode is called kadalika karana in Indian Silpa parlance .

11. His project was, in real-estate parlance, a real fixer-upper. Mr.

12. 5 A Munro, in climbing parlance, is a Scottish mountain exceeding 3 000 feet.

13. There can be virtue in the parlance of sincerity, sickly sweet as it seems.

14. 17 In advertising parlance, this difference is termed a unique selling proposition, or usp.

15. 4 These schemes are known in common parlance as 'private pensions'.

16. The term "boutique" entered common English parlance in the late 1960s.

17. 13 In medical parlance this procedure is commonly known as a career-ectomy.

18. 23 The term " meta directory " came into industry parlance two years ago.

19. 28 The rapid development of Internet prepares the ground for the network parlance.

20. 3 Oral contraceptives are collectively referred to in common parlance as 'the pill'.

21. 10 In advertising parlance, this difference is termed a unique selling proposition, or usp.

22. Therefore, to avoid a vacuous academic talk, ethical misconduct cannot be treated with vague academic parlance.

23. In telecommunications parlance, Bell is known as an ILEC or "incumbent local exchange carrier".

24. 25 That is equivalent to the day before Thanksgiving, Black Wednesday, in industry parlance.

25. 21 In Seam parlance, this action is called bijection, short for bidirectional injection.