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What is another word or phrase for holistic approach?
Taking all aspects of a situation into consideration.
What is the word for the phrase cannot be challenged?
The word for the phrase "cannot be challenged" is indisputable.
Which word or phrase is a synonym for the word doctrine?
A synonym for the word doctrine is belief or principle.
What another word for profundity?
Another word for profundity is "depth."
What is a sentence using the word phrase in it?
She repeated the phrase "life is short, make it count" to herself every morning for motivation.
What is another word or phrase for holistic approach?
Taking all aspects of a situation into consideration.
Should you write 'an holistic approach' or a holistic approach?
There is no hard-and-fast rule for "an" or "a" prior to a word beginning with "h", however the correct usage is "an holistic". See below for some examples of usage: an hotel an historian an holistic a hunter a holiday a human
What is another word for holism?
Holistic theory
Is it an holistic approach or a holistic approach?
"An holistic" is the wrong way to say it. You have to say "a holistic" because you only use "an" before a vowel (a, e, u, e, o). You use "a" before anything that is not a vowel.Not exactly true. What about:A userA universityA unicycleAn hourAn honourYou would use 'an' before any word that begins with the sound of a vowel.
What is a word or phrase that means the opposite of another word or phrase?
Antonym
What is a word or phrase that means the opposite of another word phrase?
Antonym
Another phrase for one of a kind?
Not a phrase but a word. Unique.
What is another phrase for the word dictionary?
Another word for the dictionary is the book of words.
Is there another word for to come closer?
to near, to approach
Should 'a' or 'an' go before 'holistic approach'?
In American English it is "...an holistic approach" or "...a holistic approach." Either is acceptable.Generally, the article "a" is used for consonant sounds, and the article "an" is used for vowel sounds. However, it is advised by the Merriam-Webster Dictionary that we can use anbefore an h- word that begins with an unstressed syllable. Thus, we might say "...an his-TOR-ical moment," but we would say, "...a HIS-tory book. There are many writers who call this an affectation and prefer that we say a historical, but this is a stylistic choice, a matter of preference.
What is another word for stereotypical phrase?
A cliche.
What is another word for the phrase stick it out?
persevere
