0 the way in which language is used, especially in the choice of words and expressions --
You wouldn't use the right phraseology, you wouldn't have a market feel, and you would clumsily give the wrong signal.
It has clear phraseology, spontaneity of gesture, a humane discourse.
This sentence, therefore, combines the vernacular phraseology with literal as well as loan translation.
Such suspicions served the ' masters ' - the appropriate phraseology here - as a means of domination often used in arbitrary ways.
The importance of phraseology has also been highlighted by recent work in corpus linguistics.
This aids in compact description of complicated situations, for which we should have to resort to cumbersome phraseology.
Such phraseology always makes historians shudder, as one's instinct is to want to see the original.
There was little variation in the wording of these entries, and the phraseology used appears to have been standard.
