Sentence examples for relatively synonymous with from inspiring English sources

As Liszka (1990, 20) notes, "the received view in Peirce scholarship suggests that the divisions of interpretant into immediate, dynamic, and final are archetypal, all other divisions being relatively synonymous with these categories".

It is striking the extent to which the word "secular" -- and related terms such as secular democracy and secular leaders -- are relatively synonymous with all that is good, right and universal in many Western accounts of developments in Egypt.

We started to call it sick, even after an early twin study showed that a relatively short attention span is virtually synonymous with standard-issue irritability and distemper.

But the concours fashion, where cars are so pristine that the term vintage appears to be synonymous with unused, is relatively new.

But the Facebook "Like," still relatively new in the grand scheme of things, has already become synonymous with "market to me in my News Feed".

A more recent production of relatively coarse and cheap rugs has been introduced, so that in late years a Hamadan has become synonymous with an inexpensive Persian.

Synonymous with talent, greatness.

BlackBerry is synonymous with business.

"America" is synonymous with "massacre".

Wahhabism became synonymous with terrorism.

"Leadership is synonymous with identity.