Sentence examples for somewhat synonymous with from inspiring English sources

"He was the cornerstone of this franchise and he was somewhat synonymous with the rivalry.

As the vote was tallied last week, everyone from Ayad Allawi, the secular standard-bearer and possible prime minister, to Sheik Aiffan's colleagues in Anbar declared that violence would be the consequence of fraud, a word that has become somewhat synonymous with faring poorer than expectations.

While the Rift has become somewhat synonymous with gaming, Iribe is quick to point out that the implications for a highly immersive device like this one extend far beyond just fancy new first-person shooters.

For many of the students, cancer is considered a terminally ill disease and therefore death and cancer have somewhat became synonymous with many negative cannotations deriving as a result.

Eggnog is pretty much synonymous with Christmas.

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Synonymous with talent, greatness.

BlackBerry is synonymous with business.

"America" is synonymous with "massacre".

Wahhabism became synonymous with terrorism.

"Leadership is synonymous with identity.