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How to Use "Phase" with Example Sentences
phase
(n):
a part of a process; a temporary stage in life
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Used with verbs:
"
He
is going through
a
phase
.
"
(be + going through)
"
They
are entering
a new
phase
in their lives.
"
(be + entering, be + beginning, be + be + starting, be + reaching, be + marking)
"
They
have completed
the final
phase
.
"
(have completed, have passed)
Used with adverbs:
"
It is
just
a
phase
.
"
(just, only)
Used with adjectives:
"
The
current
phase
is ending.
"
(current, preliminary, initial , final, last, first, second, latest, present, temporary)
"
We are entering a
new
phase
.
"
(new, transition, critical, crucial, important)
Used with prepositions:
"
We are entering a new
phase
of
our lives.
"
(of, in)
"
There are three
phases
in
the program.
"
(in)
"
We will move
during
the final
phase
of remodeling.
"
(during)
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