In plain English
That is and in plain English are semantically related in namely topic. In some cases you can use "That is" instead an adverb phrase "In plain English", when it comes to topics like that is to say.
That is
In plain English and that is are semantically related in namely topic. You can use "In plain English" instead an adverb phrase "That is", if it concerns topics such as that is to say.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- such as and in plain English
- such as and that is
- particularly and in plain English
- particularly and that is
- especially and in plain English
- especially and that is
- specifically and in plain English
- specifically and that is
- specially and in plain English
- specially and that is
- expressly and in plain English
- expressly and that is
- namely and in plain English
- namely and that is
Both terms in one sentence
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Naloxone/Narcan is a powerful opiate receptor antagonist that is used to reverse the effects of opiate overdose, or, in plain English, instant buzzkill in a syringe.
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