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Synonymous in sentence

113 examples of Synonymous in a sentence

Compassion can be synonymous with empathy.
And it's synonymous with free speech, even if you're not sure what it is that you have to say.
When it was uncovered, it ushered in a new era of streamlined, archaically futuristic design called Googie, which came to be synonymous with the Jet Age, a misnomer.
Bats are usually synonymous with some type of evil events.
The solution is that these constructions, despite initial appearance, are not synonymous, that when you crank up the microscope on human cognition, you see that there's a subtle difference in meaning between them.
Over the past generation, the term we've used synonymous with "beaten" is "battered," so we have "Mary was battered."
In Mostar the bridge was synonymous with the name of the place, and to such an extent that in the war in 1993 when the bridge was destroyed, the town all but lost its identity until the bridge was reconstructed.
Our goal was to change the negative image of Arab-Americans in media, while also reminding casting directors that South Asian and Arab are not synonymous.
Now if you have a problem in the community, meeting under the palaver tree with the chiefs or the tribesmen would be synonymous to trying to find a solution to that particular problem, and also to reinforce trust and respect among members of the community.
All of my black friends were raised with the same message, the talk, given to us when we became old enough to be mistaken for a nail ready to be hammered to the ground, when people made our melanin synonymous with something to be feared.
But being human and being a legal person has never been, and is not today, synonymous with a legal person.
Humans and legal persons are not synonymous.
Women's health became synonymous with reproduction: breasts, ovaries, uterus, pregnancy.
How is it that phrases that are considered just about synonymous by the dictionary can evoke such different pictures and feelings?
Myth one: repetitive or ritualistic behaviors are synonymous with OCD.
"Smart" in today's world has become synonymous to high tech, and the world is only getting smarter and smarter day by day.
And over time, all the political and personal bravado that led me to the military dissolved, and for me, the Marine Corps became synonymous with my friends.
I have a question regarding political correctness, and I'm curious: When did political correctness become synonymous with silencing, versus a way that we speak about other people to show them respect and preserve their dignity?
I remember in junior high school - it was actually right after the first World Trade Center bombing, and it was a very confusing time for me for a bunch of reasons, but in particular because it was the first time my religion was made synonymous with violence in such a public way.
But ignorance is not synonymous with stupid.
Thousands of years later, the name of the slave who made the world’s mightiest empire tremble has become synonymous with freedom– and the courage to fight for it.
In that moment, that little patch of Eggleston had become synonymous with royalty.
There's a lot to be said about trust and love, if you know that those two words are synonymous for design.
And, as often happens in America, immigration became synonymous with Mexicans.
It's actually synonymous with being stupid.
But to view them as synonymous with the entirety of the arts community is, by far, too shortsighted.
What does motherhood really mean, when for so many who look like me it is synonymous with mourning?
I admit to a secret admiration of the original Love Thy Neighbour TV shows - mostly because they exhibit the kind of exuberant brashness and bad taste synonymous with so many programmes of their era - but I'd be lying through my teeth (very uncomfortable position) if I pretended that this big-screen spin-off is anything other than an abomination.
Now the name is sadly synonymous with crap.
This movie certainly demonstrates that the most volatile relationships are not necessarily weak relationships and that leaving certainly is not synonymous with lost/lack of love.
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