Sentence examples similar to perfect synonym from inspiring English sources
In other words, it's the same problem of "double consciousness" addressed, more than 60 years ago, in Invisible Man, a term that's a near-perfect synonym for irony.
Assuming a perfect synonymy, the operator would not matter: if a synonym to b then a ≡ b as well as (a ⋂ b) ≡ (a ⋃ b).
She was a sophomore at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts at the time, and I would text her, asking for the perfect hipster speak synonyms for "hook-up" or "stoned".
Having it all is not a synonym for perfection, whatever "perfect" may be.
Note that in this paper, full CSI is actually a synonym of perfect channel phase information, since no channel amplitude information is considered to be available at the transmitter side (i.e., RS are always transmitting with constant power).
From deciding on the right synonym to the perfect placement of an ellipses...every choice tells a story.
In the FIRE context, this would be a perfect example of "retirement," which we use as a synonym for a well-funded career and lifestyle change.
However, it's the combination of all those synonyms that makes this word so profoundly perfect in the age of Donald Trump and his duplicitous white Christian followers.
A wine writer with a street synonym for a last name, Judith Lane is the perfect brain to pick about a grape-centered quest.
We analyzed a set of N = 29,135 Medline abstracts that included the word "Saccharomyces cerevisiae" in the abstract for perfect matches to either the standardized names or common names (or their synonyms) of 5,794 yeast genes.
