Phrase (noun)

  1. A group of words that form a grammatical unit and convey a specific meaning.
  2. A short group of words that express a single idea or thought.
  3. A unit of meaning in language.

Origin:

From middle english phrase, from old french phrase, from latin phrasis, from greek φράσις (phrásis).

Examples:

  1. He used a phrase from Shakespeare in his speech.
  2. The phrase "once upon a time" is often used to start a story.
  3. The phrase "weather permitting" is often used in plans.
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