interchangeable

The Voice already had two winners in a row who were, by and large, interchangeable with Colon and Paul.

This arrangement of interchangeable tins is also important as facilitating easy cleaning.

The reamer is especially desirable for interchangeable work, when all holes must have a smooth finish and be of the same diameter.

Page 96: 'numquam' and 'nunquam' are interchangeable; they both mean 'never', or 'not'.

But does not this interchangeable use of the words imply a close relation between the two orders of being?

These terms must be interchangeable, unless we are playing at "make-believe," when we say that a spirit is a child of God.