Aún no tenemos significados para "almost synonymous".
1Some actors become almost synonymous with their most iconic characters: Bela Lugosi is Dracula.
2But to the poet, beauty and liberty are almost synonymous.
3At length arrived sunset, or night, for they are almost synonymous in these latitudes.
4The two things were almost synonymous in his mind.
5Scientific agriculture and prosperity have long been regarded as almost synonymous terms in Puerto Rico.
6Pure goodness is pure love, and love is almost synonymous with beauty.-But ,pardonthe digression.
7The company has carved out a place for itself, making it almost synonymous with the devices.
8Pininfarina is almost synonymous with Ferrari, having designed some of the Italian automaker's most beautiful cars.
9Conformity and uniformity are almost synonymous with the word "Army."
10Yet the world of food blogs, the name Dominique Ansel is almost synonymous with one word: cronut.
11Monotony and melancholy are not far apart; monotony and a restless seeking for excitement are almost synonymous.
12All of these have come to be almost synonymous with progressive thought and action in public education.
13To be complete, the latter has, as correctly argued by Bockt, to be almost synonymous with history.
14I don't know what it is about Italy, but it's almost the country is almost synonymous with romance.
15To Lena, fortune and misfortune were still things of outward import, and almost synonymous with possession and non-possession.
16In Lynn, where family pride did not bring in large returns, this phrase became almost synonymous with genteel foolishness.
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Almost synonymous por variante geográfica