Sentence examples for many synonyms for from inspiring English sources

By Ben McGrath Mamacitaa,"  "tentpole," "Madonna with meatballs," "a li'l bit of all right": these are among the many synonyms for "hot chick" offered in a film clip that introduces "Pieces (of Ass)," a new downtown theatre production about so-called "hot-chick angst".

Even without the trick — which probably did not manifest itself because this is a Monday puzzle — this is a very enjoyable puzzle, and it makes one stop and think about our English language: isn't it amazing that we have so many synonyms for the word FOOL, both as a verb and as a noun?

"Mamacita," "tentpole," "Madonna with meatballs," "a li'l bit of all right": these are among the many synonyms for "hot chick" offered in a film clip that introduces "Pieces (of Ass)," a new downtown theatre production about so-called "hot-chick angst".

This special type of existence Auriol terms esse apparens, apparent being, but he uses many synonyms for it, including "intentional" or "objective" existence.

There were too many what ifs, and too many synonyms for impossible floating in the air.

The claim that Eskimos have about a trillion words for snow may be a false one -- actually, Eskimo languages have about as many synonyms for snow as English does -- but it remains true that the language of a culture can be fascinating and illustrative.

Many synonyms exist for shout and holler, including bellow, roar, whoop and the fast-disappearing yawp.

Take one notebook and write many synonyms and antonyms for a single word.

Small discrepancies rose for many synonyms but were easily agreed during revision.

Then, write as many synonyms as you can for it.

The English vocabulary has too many synonyms, homonyms and alternative meanings for a machine to guess what, exactly, a speaker's individual utterances mean.