Sentence examples for mere synonym from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the species B. excelsus was changed to A. excelsus, joining A. ajax in genus Apatosaurus, and the name Brontosaurus was reduced to a mere synonym.
On the one hand, gentlemen could be a mere synonym of men used at public places and occasions to distinguish male persons from females, and, on the other hand, acceptance by "society" as a gentleman still required an income derived from sources other than manual labour and retail trade.
"Eurasia is no longer a mere synonym for Central Asia but rather a new economic macro-region, where Eurasia is considered as one continent with huge economic potential," Gheysen concluded.
The concept of SWB emerges associated with the term successful old age and derives from the change in perspective of gerontology, which as from the 1960's stops considering old age and aging as a mere synonym of disease and inactivity, changing the focus to the aspects that further health (Cachioni & Batistoni 2012).
On Wine-Searcher.com, Alicante is relegated to mere Grenache synonym, and Italy makes only a polite appearance — "on the island of Sardinia [Grenache] has been known for centuries as Cannonau" — even though the grape's entry is linked to from this wine's page.
The NDA will define "willful" often as a synonym for "intentional" in order to distinguish it from mere negligent breach.
You might think this is a mere anagram clue, but there's another layer: TRANSIENT is also a synonym for "short time".
Look above for synonyms of the word trust translating it to confidence, dependence, faith, and reliance not just mere believing that something is in existence.
A synonym is platforming".
