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Meanings of become synonymous in English

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Usage of become synonymous in English
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ISIS Even before the Paris attacks, ISIS had become synonymous with danger.
Wired
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George Gibney's name has become synonymous with child abuse in Irish swimming.
The Irish Times
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New Delhi's reform programme has become synonymous with opening markets to foreign competition.
Reuters
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His name has become synonymous with exploitation, abuse of media power, and sensationalism.
Wired
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In some cases, football has become synonymous with violence and ill-repute.
The South African
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Her work with Coastwatch has become synonymous with the EU Bathing Waters Directive.
The Irish Times
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Spring has become synonymous with beautiful wildflowers and this year is no different.
The South African
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Beta has become synonymous with new, shiny software that people want to try.
The Guardian
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The skeletal structure has become synonymous with the country's defunct property development market.
The Irish Times
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Fitness has become synonymous with being thin in the media today.
The South African
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Success Success has become synonymous with financial wealth, influence and status.
Radio NZ
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For many South Africans, the ANC have become synonymous with corruption and scandal.
The South African
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Sadly, for many this look has now become synonymous with extremism.
The Guardian
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The village has now become synonymous with those fighting the plans.
BBC
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Harvard has become synonymous with the nation, its goals and standards.
The Irish Times
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His name had become synonymous with professional dishonesty at the agency.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Ireland
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