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Meanings of as synonymous in English
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Usage of as synonymous in English
1
He regards Christianity as synonymous with Roman Catholicism and with the church.
2
That savage tribes regard aliens and enemies as synonymous is not accidental.
3
Esthetic inadequacy should by no means be taken as synonymous with insincerity.
4
Fortune, Chance, and Adventure are given as synonymous in the dictionaries.
5
They are, to this day, commonly used in law books as synonymous terms.
6
By seafarers ''Algoa Bay'' is used as synonymous with Port Elizabeth.
7
It is as synonymous with Newcastle as the football team or Newcastle Brown Ale.
8
Xi targeted extravagant behavior, including golf, which was regarded as synonymous with wealth and power.
9
Easter Monday and the National remain as synonymous with each other as Laurel & Hardy.
10
Indeed, many people see the two positions as synonymous.
11
Alcohol and Irishness have always been seen as synonymous.
12
Hence for the remainder of this discussion the two terms will be considered as synonymous.
13
He sometimes insists on considering "honesty" and "realism" as synonymous terms.
14
The Parisian pitch and the French pitch, on the contrary, are accepted without caviling as synonymous.
15
THERE aren't many companies in the world that are as synonymous with adventure as GoPro is.
16
In all other classes of society, democracy was regarded as synonymous with bestial anarchy and infidelity.
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