Sentence examples for and synonymous with. from inspiring English sources

The Aldeburgh festival, founded by and synonymous with Benjamin Britten, gets under way on Thursday.

Exactly why they are ubiquitous and synonymous with Hopewell is a puzzle.

"Crack is considered to be highly addictive and synonymous with people down on their luck.

That once, plastic was sexy and symbolised our aspirations; then it became toxic and synonymous with poor quality.

I think of "capital" as broad, and synonymous with "resources" – you might have cash capital, time capital, network capital, social media capital, or expertise capital.

Take the most common present-day usage of the term "Europe," shorthand for (and synonymous with) the European Union.

Evangelicals have become more and more synonymous with conservatism and the Republican Party in recent years.

The main definition of the singular form -- humanity -- refers to being "humane" and is synonymous with civilized and well-educated.

MFI was founded in the 1960s and became synonymous with the trend for flatpack furniture.

The myeloid 7/4-antigen defines recently generated inflammatory macrophages and is synonymous with Ly-6B.

MFI was founded in the 1960s and became synonymous with the growing trend for buying flatpack furniture.