PHRASING Definition & Meaning

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phrasing

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Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

the act of forming phrases.
a manner or method of forming phrases; phraseology.
Music. the grouping of the notes of a musical line into distinct phrases.

phrasing

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noun

the way in which something is expressed, esp in writing; wording
music the division of a melodic line, part, etc, into musical phrases

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of phrasing¹

First recorded in 1605–15; phrase + -ing ¹

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It was unclear from that phrasing whether Krupp considered himself to be among the deceived.

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They called the melody and phrasing a "duplicate" of their own songs.

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“Every phrasing of everything is important,” he said.

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The AI tool may have been guilty of fuzzy and clumsy phrasing, but it did not defend or sympathize with the KKK.

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The phrasing of Article 5 has long been understood as an automatic obligation by member states - and most significantly, the US military - to come to the other members' defence.

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