Synonym is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SYNONYM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a word having the same meaning as another, also SYNONYME
• a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language, for example shut is a synonym of close
• a person or thing so closely associated with a particular quality or idea that the mention of their name calls it to mind
• a taxonomic name which has the same application as another, especially one which has been superseded and is no longer valid.
• word with the same meaning as another
• One of two or more words (commonly words of the same language) which are equivalents of each other; one of two or more words which have very nearly the same signification, and therefore may often be used interchangeably. See under Synonymous.
• two words that can be interchanged in a context are said to be synonymous relative to that context

Words related to SYNONYM

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Words that contain SYNONYM

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How to use SYNONYM in a sentence

• This was Chrysostom, whose name has been a synonym of eloquence for more than fifteen hundred years.
• He calls himself Ramsden, which is derived from the name of a creature bearing wool, which in turn is a synonym for money.
• Very many of these poor people, the very name of whose calling had been a synonym for dishonesty and kindred vices, became sober, industrious, and honest men and women.
• This fact so prejudiced the public mind against Zoellner that his name became a word of scorn, and the fourth dimension a synonym for what is fatuous and false.
• The word originally means sister, and is used throughout the Eddaic poems as a dignified synonym for woman, lady.
• Poland lay prostrate before three giants in armour, and her name passed into a synonym for failure.
• It is indeed a pathetic commentary on the weariness and restlessness of life that with so many rest should almost have come to be a synonym for blessedness.
• He has more chilled steel nerve than any man I know, and before he had been in Belgium a month his name became a synonym throughout the army for coolness and daring.
• It stuck to the outfit all through the war and became a proud title, a synonym of courage and fighting strength.
• It is not a synonym of priest, as is generally believed, because it is from this caste that priests are recruited.
• Once indeed Miss Prunty was heard to remark it was tempting Providence to have dealings with a creature whose very name was a synonym for ingratitude.
• Since Grandemont could remember until the breaking up of the family that anniversary had been the synonym for feasting, hospitality, and proud commemoration.
• A like closeness of relation exists between the virtue of intolerance and the vice of intolerance, a synonym of which is bigotry.
• In the business world his name was a synonym for integrity.
• His falsehoods are many and varied, and his name is a synonym of untruth.
• Every man who went to the war, or induced others to go, I held as the principal in the whole list of crimes of which slavery was the synonym.
• Definition by synonym is frequently used because of its brevity.
• In the New Testament it is used as a synonym for hell.
• The next day he taught her the verbal synonym of many things, and she spoke the words after him with rapt attention.
• The Ugly or unseemly, morally speaking, is the synonym of vice.
• The wiser portion of mankind do not find in How a synonym for Whence.
• So long as the victories of Napoleon are remembered, the name of his lieutenant will always be a synonym for heroic valour.
• Therefore there were few more contented men in the city than he, and the name of Henry Muir had become a synonym among his acquaintances for methodical business habits.
• Grand old family! Their name not more a synonym for wealth than for piety.
• I grew up in a neighbourhood where the name of Frelinghuysen was a synonym for purity of character and integrity.
• He was told to go to the popular synonym for war so promptly that the affair might have happened at The Hague.
• In this way it was hoped to utterly eradicate the very memory of Christianity, which, to the common people, had become the synonym for sorcery.
• The name of Lamar has long been a synonym for talent and chivalrous honor in Georgia.
• Sequence to Lord Northcliffe is a synonym for monotony.

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