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Meanings of synonymous in English

Spanish
sinónimo

(Of words) meaning the same or nearly the same.

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Usage of synonymous in English
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
6
A visit to Home Affairs Home Affairs' offices are synonymous with frustration.
The South African
7
Both McKenna and Doherty say that sugar is not synonymous with quality.
The Guardian
8
Indeed, his name was synonymous in big-game angling along the west coast.
The Irish Times
9
Such is his success that his name is synonymous with political campaigning.
The Irish Times
10
Never synonymous with style, the country nonetheless has an enormous clothing industry.
The Irish Times
11
ISIS Even before the Paris attacks, ISIS had become synonymous with danger.
Wired
12
EBONY.com: As many avid readers may know, Harlequin is synonymous with romance.
Ebony
13
We must understand that participation in counseling is not synonymous with weakness.
Ebony
14
George Gibney's name has become synonymous with child abuse in Irish swimming.
The Irish Times
15
Public opinion has accused you; and accusation there is synonymous with guilt.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
16
There's perhaps no modern movement more synonymous with storytelling than The Moth.
Wired
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sinónimo
Synonymous through the time
Synonymous across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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