For Carlotta in her own happiness life and love were synonymous terms.

But bear in mind that obesity and stoutness are not synonymous terms.

Fighting and Nick Lang were synonymous terms, it might almost be said.

Was it come to this-thatmarriage and a family were synonymous terms?

In Simple Ideas, either by synonymous terms, or by showing examples.

They are, to this day, commonly used in law books as synonymous terms.

Luxury and corruption are frequently coupled together, and even pass for synonymous terms.

Foresight, sagacity, rectitude are synonymous terms with the name of Quintin.

Now, however, extract of vermilion and scarlet vermilion are synonymous terms.

Pullman and sleeping-car have become synonymous terms likely to last the wear of time.

Does Mr. Fisher mean that "Northern," "Free-soil," and "Abolition" are synonymous terms?

Scientific agriculture and prosperity have long been regarded as almost synonymous terms in Puerto Rico.

They seem to know that a husband and a lover need not be synonymous terms.

He sometimes insists on considering "honesty" and "realism" as synonymous terms.

Are Catholicism and religious freedom, the Inquisition and common schools, despotism and democracy, synonymous terms?

The world and the Universe were synonymous terms.