Synonymity

Other alternatives listed have limited synonymity. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But when we have a generic synonymity with entertainment, how can we say we're an academic breeding ground for scientists? ❋ Unknown (2009)

If the film has any shortcomings, they mostly concern a developing synonymity between Hellboy's Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense and the likes of THE X-FILES and particularly MEN IN BLACK, as well as some of the same Mutant vs. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A game synonymous with synonymity, multiplayer on a level of awesome, and franchise milking at an epic scale - but with good reason. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Feature: Internet fraud to modern day sakawa - the untold synonymity ❋ Unknown (2009)

Internet fraud to modern day sakawa - the untold synonymity ❋ Unknown (2009)

But as "The Beatles" example reminds us, the real evidence of a name's greatness is that pie-in-the-sky, synonymity with a huge global phenomenon - like rock'n'roll. ❋ Unknown (2009)

True, there is an acceptable synonymity here but it is not to be used in the same sentence. ❋ Unknown (1989)

The wave of rebellion swept over me in an instant, beginning with an heretical doubt as to the sanctity of the established order of things -- that fetish which has ruled Pan-Americans for two centuries, and which is based upon a blind faith in the infallibility of the prescience of the long-dead framers of the articles of Pan-American federation -- and ending in an adamantine determination to defend my honor and my life to the last ditch against the blind and senseless regulation which assumed the synonymity of misfortune and treason. ❋ Unknown (1916)

"There is no synonymity between the Inkatha Freedom Party and the ❋ Unknown (1994)

My own deepest regret is that bright people like Condoleezza Rice, on both sides of the political divide, continue to convince themselves that true immigration reform is taking people "from the shadows" a phrase that has synonymity with "comprehensive immigration reform" which has euphemistic association with legalization and "path to X" programs such as IRCA (see

In [internerd] [language], there even is a [synonym] for 'synonym' on websites. These computer-created 'content-synonyms' are called 'see also's. ❋ [ben] (2005)

[large] is a synonyms to [big] ❋ Jw307jw (2007)

[Breasts] are synonymous with [boobies] ❋ Cosmo (2004)

1. Examples of synonyms in this sense are "environment" and "surroundings" and the [verbs] "[tear]" and "rip." 2. Examples include "[Gotham]" and "New York." ❋ Jafje (2007)

Can't spell [supercalifragilistic]? Well [too bad], there are no [synonyms]! ❋ David2490 (2008)

[Jodie] couldn't think of a more [interesting] word for big, so she [thought]; I know I'll synonymize it! ❋ JimJemz♥ (2010)

"Synonym? That's my favorite [flavor]! [I got a box] of Synonym [Crunch]!" ❋ Mr. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (2008)

❋ IPotat0 (2013)

Drunk- [Overdose] of [alcohol] Loaded- Overdoes of alcohol See? These words mean the same thing but are completely different kinds of words. Therefore they are [synonyms]. ❋ Dippitydog1843 (2011)

[Hmmm]... I don't know [how to spell] [booty], so I'll just put booty instead; it's a synonym ❋ ALLIWANTFORCHRISTMASISLIKES (2016)