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Meaning synonymous meaning
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Synonyms synonymous synonyms
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Topics synonymous topics
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Examples synonymous examples
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Simple sentences
Careful! Emotional dependency is not synonymous with love!
For her, work and family were synonymous.
A brand name is not synonymous with quality.
Movie subtitles
His name has become synonymous with horror and monsters.
The president must have known the reaction would be adverse. for the name Leffingwell is synonymous with arrogance. and an eggheaded determination to ignore.
Titoist is synonymous with spy.
Now, sex and obscenity are not synonymous.
My dear General, bypassing Luzon is not synonymous with sacrificing.
I give you the man whose very name is synonymous with safety.
Is marriage synonymous with deception?
I was raised to believe Christianity was synonymous with hypocrisy.
For the remainder of European history, Chamberlain's voice will be synonymous with the weakness of democracy when confronted with fascism.
Autism isn't synonymous with diminished capacity.
And I would like to redirect my career so that from now on the name John Malkovich, will be synonymous with puppets.
In Slavic societies the name Veles was synonymous with. the Devil.
We have a petechial hemorrhaging which is synonymous with asphyxia. So he was asphyxiated by hanging?
You know, there was a time when the name of Chinnery was synonymous with excellence in veterinary practice.
And it seems that i've had to travel a very long distance to find out that cash and contentment aren't necessarily synonymous.
One whose very name has become synonymous with everything we once were, and can be again.
You're absolutely right, and we're not going to do anything to tamper with an image that is synonymous with San Cordova.
There was the explanation of the VUE's immortality characteristic, to be immortal was synonymous with being immune to lightning strike.
So you insist on desexing her. as though sex were synonymous with dirt.
How this field is synonymous with my failure.
So, finally, with the composing room and everybody screaming for the final pages, I checked with Webster's Third Edition, which listed them as synonymous.
Throwing out tonight's first ball the man whose name is synonymous with the safest energy source: Mr. Montgomery Burns!
You're synonymous.
Number of liberty degrees is synonymous with size.
Plastic angels. are synonymous.
Sentimentality is synonymous with vulnerability.
Arnold is now synonymous with the dog!
Well, it seems you're just as lovely on the inside as you are on the out, if health is synonymous with beauty.
Honesty is not synonymous with truth.
One hundred years ago, a small laboratory came into being in Perugia destined to become synonymous with the art of taste.
Today it's synonymous with witchdoctory and magic.
When did being practical and realistic become synonymous with bitchiness?
News and current affairs
Still others consider hegemony to be synonymous with control of the most power resources.
The World Bank insisted that corruption be seen as a cancer, and that fighting it be made synonymous with fighting poverty.
Military force is sometimes treated as synonymous with hard power, but the same resource can sometimes contribute to soft power.
In the case of both policies, efficacy is synonymous with legitimacy, which is thus an essential condition for success.
Indeed, Europe's community of attitudes is becoming synonymous with solutions to world problems.
Mitterand's political program was a hymn to economic planning, and the free market was still, for him, synonymous with oppression.
While such systems may appear stable, they are inherently fragile, for they are synonymous with lawlessness, injustice, and abject poverty for the majority of the population.
NEW YORK - Vidkun Quisling, Norway's wartime fascist leader whose name has become synonymous with collaboration with evil, lived with his wife in a rather grandiose villa outside of Oslo.
Extreme poverty is almost synonymous with extreme isolation, especially rural isolation.
The United States, for which international monetary reform is synonymous with diminution of the dollar's global role, is lukewarm.
Machiavelli and Metternich are synonymous with the ruthless pursuit of interest verging on dishonesty.
The US productivity miracle and the emergence of Wal-Mart-style retailing are virtually synonymous.
Today, they are a household name, synonymous with unruly speculation, boundless greed, and, ultimately, systemic instability.
They listen with sympathy, and sometimes even emotion, to the testimonies of the generation for whom Europe was synonymous with the ideal of reconciliation and reconstruction. But they desperately need a new narrative.
India's encounter with the West over the past three centuries underscores the distinction between the two processes - modernization and Westernization - that are often assumed to be synonymous.
For Poles, the EU is still a tool for modernization, whereas Spaniards increasingly consider it synonymous with an attack on their dignity, if not on their essence.