Sentence examples for a synonym also from inspiring English sources

But this too cannot be right, Philoponus argues, since 'particular nature' means the same as 'hypóstasis', which he uses as a synonym also of 'person' and 'individual being'.

"It's a synonym". He also repeatedly said that Yelp is merely following in Google's footsteps when it comes to selling placement to advertisers, although he insisted that "Yelp has far more disclosure than Google does". Maybe it's me, but I find Google's search results to be different from Yelp's user-generated reviews.

Inconsistent use of synonyms also presents a problem, as synonyms are often for a more or less granular term in another ontology.

Expanding search terms with synonyms also improves data retrieval.

Type identifiers in the NCBI Taxonomy database can include both heterotypic synonyms (also referred to as taxonomic or facultative synonyms) and homotypic synonyms (also referred to as nomenclatural or obligate synonyms).

Because species identification can change over time as our knowledge about plants grows and evolves, the type specimen and other vouchers under the same name or synonyms also serve as cross-references linking changes in taxonomy (e.g., Curtis, 2013).

You might think this is a mere anagram clue, but there's another layer: TRANSIENT is also a synonym for "short time".

"We don't do God" – a fairly solid piece of PR advice – became a byline not only for the intemperate relations between faith groups and the Labour government, but also a synonym for 21st century secularism.

It's also a synonym for giant leaps in diplomacy: "If Nixon could go to China, then why can't (pick any of his successors) go to (Havana, Tehran or Pyongyang)?" In seeking to answer this question, it's worth remembering that the phrase "Chamberlain in Munich" once also — although more briefly — symbolized a diplomatic giant leap.

Also a synonym for an online stalker.

Also a synonym for blanket surveillance.