| key phrase | 1.84 | This is the key phrase. | ||
| catchy phrase | 1.45 | A catchy phrase. | ||
| same phrase | 1.38 | We used the same phrase once. | ||
| short phrase | 1.25 | Even short phrases can cause problems. | ||
| english phrase | 1.12 | He peppers his speech with English phrases. | ||
| last phrase | 1.05 | Even the last phrase. | ||
| musical phrase | 0.92 | The shape of the musical phrase and the dramatic gesture were linked. | ||
| memorable phrase | 0.86 | Every era has spawned memorable phrases. | ||
| new phrase | 0.86 | Bush at night hatches quizzical new phrases. | ||
| simple phrase | 0.79 | Behind that simple phrase is an important admission. | ||
| old phrase | 0.66 | She used the old phrase. | ||
| spanish phrase | 0.66 | He peppered his speeches with Spanish phrases when he was governor of Texas. | ||
| familiar phrase | 0.53 | Northern Arizona will have to rework a familiar phrase. | ||
| latin phrase | 0.53 | The word comes from the Latin phrase for breaking a fast, or breakfast. | ||
| repeated phrase | 0.53 | Giveaways might be repeated phrases, misspellings, grammatical errors. | ||
| similar phrase | 0.53 | Similar phrases have been used about Witt before. | ||
| common phrase | 0.46 | Hardly a common phrase in the English language. | ||
| exact phrase | 0.46 | I forget the exact phrase. | ||
| famous phrase | 0.46 | The famous phrase was appropriate. | ||
| long phrase | 0.46 | Long phrases were pointedly subdivided into smaller ones. |