interchangeably

(eg. butterfly, fire, celtic )

interchangeably interchangeably /ˌɪn tər ˈtʃeɪn dʒəb li/

People use the words ethnicity and race interchangeably.
Sotomayor is depicted on cover of as because to these morons anyone non-white is interchangeably other an Asian-eyed Buddha.
After years of one-night stands in cities with interchangeably bland hotel rooms, Martin and his faux-idiocy finally caught on.

The Word Guy: Flustered reader delves further into ‘farther’
By Rob Kyff Q uestion: I keep seeing “farther” and “further” used interchangeably. Have the rules changed? This is from a full-page ad for “Jet Suite”: “Flights further ...
on June 15, 2013 Source: The Mckeesport Daily News

"They play their guys interchangeably. They are very comfortable with their safeties down in the box trying to stop the run," LSU coach Les Miles said. "They are a very physical football team. ...... Brandon Flowers is one of marquee corners...
on Sep 6, 2007 By: Les Miles Source: ESPN
Udi Manber, Google vice president of engineering, said in a Google blog that a knol will be "just a web page; we use the word knol as the name of the project and as an instance of an article interchangeably."
on Dec 17, 2007 By: Udi Manber Source: VNUNet.com
"It's a great advantage for us to have someone like Bob Steel who has the secretary's confidence, but doesn't have the secretary's time obligations," Frank said. "You can work interchangeably between him and the secretary. It's a...
on Feb 13, 2008 By: Barney Frank Source: The News Journal