Sentence examples similar to naturally synonymous from inspiring English sources

The declaration that echoed that night in Harlem, "Black Is Beautiful," has since become synonymous with both the "Naturally" shows and Brathwaite's striking portraits of black women.

That being said, any conversation about the legacy of dubstep will naturally turn to what it became synonymous with in the latter part of the 10s: turbo-charged, heavy-metal-flavoured brostep.

Natural selection and evolution are synonymous.

Many of UNICEF's partners mistakenly believe that MTCT is synonymous with provision of short-course Zidovudine (AZT), and naturally have concerns about budget and other implications.

Found naturally in over 60 species of plants, for most of us it's synonymous with the morning 'pick-me-up' coffee or a necessary means of sharpening the senses during a particularly drowsy afternoon.

No word comes more often or more naturally to the lips of modern man, as if the things it stands for were almost synonymous with life itself".

All of the pre-event excitement has centered around the company's long-awaited and much discussed Karma drone, but action cameras have, naturally long been GoPro's bread and butter – and over the years, the company has more or less become synonymous with the space.

"They've become synonymous".

synonymous with sexual reproduction.

Synonymous with "authorization".

Synonymous with "certification".