Synonymous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SYNONYMOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having the character of a synonym
• (of a word or phrase) having the same meaning as another word or phrase in the same language.
• closely associated with or suggestive of something
• Having the character of a synonym; expressing the same thing; conveying the same, or approximately the same, idea.
• (of words) meaning the same or nearly the same
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having the character of a synonym; alike in meaning or significance

Words related to SYNONYMOUS

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Words that contain SYNONYMOUS

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How to use SYNONYMOUS in a sentence

• For to them all those other names would be but synonymous terms for the same idea, and signify no more, nor no other thing but a watch.
• It was however reserved for Euclid to make his name almost synonymous with geometry.
• A dictionary of English synonyms and synonymous expressions.
• The word paradise itself is synonymous with garden.
• Toleration is not synonymous with approval, or existence with right.
• Then it was that we proved the words Canadian and Man synonymous.
• The family, as the term is here used, is nearly synonymous with the household.
• But to what extent does this affect fertility? Sexual power and fertility are not synonymous terms.
• To desire a thing, and to have it, are synonymous terms with the great people of the American Republic.
• That would be synonymous with roughness, which should be excluded from every art, especially in the art of song.
• And it is hardly too much to say, that, in a rational being, thought is almost synonymous with vitality of all sorts.
• The faculty has been lowered and debased until it might almost be considered practically synonymous with sensuality.
• Hate is, to a certain extent, synonymous with anger.
• Liberty and Wilkes were now synonymous terms, and no ministerial candidate had a chance of obtaining the popular favour in preference to him.
• The oaths of kings were synonymous for falsehood throughout the great fatherland.
• It is evident then that the manifestation of the Messiah was synonymous with universal mercy.
• The day was long past when the Church was synonymous with civilization.
• Magic and occult philosophy of the ancients synonymous, 730-l.
• Nous synonymous with Logos, representing a manifestation, 555-l.
• Spirit, as applied to God, synonymous with nothing, 739-m.
• Universe and World synonymous terms to the ancients, 302-m.
• Wisdom synonymous with the Word, Son, Einsoph, the Nous, Sophia, 565-u.
• Pleasure and sloth are with them synonymous terms, and they are scarcely alive to any other gratification.
• Charitable is here used in its original sense, as synonymous with benevolence and affection.
• One great principle he advocated with intense earnestness was that a Christian people and a Christian Church should be synonymous.
• For many people culture is synonymous with knowledge or information, and is not interpreted to involve preparation for active participation in the work of the world.
• Home Rule is synonymous with the growth of independent character.
• The relief of Ladysmith and the complete defeat of the Boer army are therefore synonymous terms.
• But mere fidelity to the eighth Commandment is not a constructive policy, and Socialism is not necessarily synonymous with robbery.

Similar words containing SYNONYMOU without suffix s

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