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Significats de poecilonym en anglès

rus
синоним
portuguès
sinónimos
espanyol
sinónimo
català
sinónim
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Word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language.

sinónim
Sinònims
Examples for "synonymous"
Examples for "synonymous"
1
Once, Ireland was synonymous in the world's media with violence and hatred.
The Irish Times
2
The name Greenham Common is synonymous to the resistance against nuclear weapons.
BBC
3
Democracy requires accountability and accountability is synonymous with integrity, transparency and honesty.
The Irish Times
4
And in many countries throughout Africa, Henderson's name remains synonymous with excellence.
Ebony
5
Taiwan became synonymous with democracy and was catapulted onto the world stage.
Reuters
1
The second synonym shows it to be Narayana, the Jivatma or Pratyagatma.
Five Years of Theosophy
2
Was it simply a synonym for God or was it something more?
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
3
Virtue became the foundation of happiness, and almost a synonym for knowledge.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 01: The Old Pagan Civilizations
4
Channel tunnel not Chunnel chaos theory is not a synonym for chaos.
The Guardian
5
In the world of clothing manufacture, Ritz is a synonym for smartness.
The new yorker
1
The truth is, the Japanese use synonyms instead of the words themselves.
The Motor Maids in Fair Japan
2
In considering pairs we have, without using the word, been studying synonyms.
The Century Vocabulary Builder
3
Sympathies and antipathies are but synonyms of prejudice, and indifference is impossible.
Essays in Literature and History
4
This book offers synonyms that are apropos and definite rather than comprehensive.
The Century Vocabulary Builder
5
Greatness and Gall, genius and goose-speech, sound and sense have become synonyms.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 12
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