PHRASED Meaning and
Definition
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Phrased is a verb that refers to the act of expressing or formulating something in a particular way using words or a specific arrangement of words. It involves crafting a statement, question, or sentence structure to convey a particular meaning, tone, or intention.
When something is phrased, the emphasis lies on the exact choice and arrangement of words to effectively communicate thoughts, ideas, or intentions. The manner in which something is phrased can drastically affect the interpretation or reception of the intended message.
The process of phrasing involves carefully selecting the appropriate vocabulary, grammar, syntax, and punctuation to convey one's message persuasively, convincingly, or in a desired manner. This includes considering aspects such as clarity, conciseness, style, tone, and context to effectively convey the intended meaning.
Phrasing plays a crucial role in various forms of communication, such as writing, public speaking, advertising, diplomacy, marketing, and interpersonal exchanges. It allows individuals to express their thoughts and ideas precisely, ensuring that they are understood correctly and accurately by the intended audience.
In summary, to phrase something means to construct or formulate a statement, question, or sentence in a specified manner using particular words or arrangements. It involves skillfully choosing and arranging words to effectively convey meaning, tone, and intention in various forms of communication.
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phrase-book, a book containing or explaining phrases.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of PHRASED
The word "phrased" is derived from the noun "phrase", which comes from the Old French word "frase", meaning "sentence, phrase". This Old French word, in turn, traces back to the Latin word "phrasis", meaning "diction, style, phrase". The Latin word was adopted from the Greek word "phrasis", which had similar meanings related to expression and style.
Conjugate verb Phrased
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