Sentence examples similar to perfectly synonymous with from inspiring English sources
Pre-emption works best when the adult form and the child coinage are perfectly synonymous.
He was one of the game's great stylists; a batsman whose name became synonymous with elegance and whose perfectly executed cover drive will live long in the memory of those who saw it," said Graves.
While the new bar serves up perfectly simple pairings--local cheese, bread, charcuterie, and other nosh synonymous with a relaxing glass or two--regular tasting events, both announced and completely impromptu add to the Division Wines design.
But none of this should stand in the way of rethinking prosperity; and there are perfectly sound reasons for supposing that improving our prosperity is not at all synonymous with growing the economy.
The bitterly ironic phrase synonymous with the finance-driven economic collapse of the last four years – "too big to fail" – is a perfectly dark reflection of Schumacher's irresistibly optimistic vision for reinventing economics as if people (and the planet) mattered.
synonymous with sexual reproduction.
Synonymous with "authorization".
Synonymous with "certification".
Synonymous with talent, greatness.
BlackBerry is synonymous with business.
