Sentence examples for is a synonym of from inspiring English sources
Catastrophe is a synonym of denouement.
Needless to say, 'since' in this case is a synonym of 'because'because
Activism is a synonym of indeterminacy, a belief that the future changes because people change it.
"My conclusion is that the equestrian pose is a synonym of military glory, and Lincoln was the quintessential civilian," Mr. Holzer added, noting that images of Lincoln reading or orating predominated in 19th-century art.
australis is a synonym of B. monoica.
According to Mycobank, H. subtestaceum is a synonym of H. setigerum.
He's a synonym of respect, experience and quality.
"There's nothing worse than erecting a new name only to find it's a synonym of something already in use, because that just creates confusion".
During the last third of the nineteenth century, it could be a synonym of evolution for many people, while today it represents the natural selection mechanism for many others.
However, all subsequent researchers have considered A. fragillimus to be a synonym of A. altus.
