Sentence examples for synonymous with death from inspiring English sources

Everyone knew Panther, whose name was synonymous with death.

The hills are beautiful now, no longer synonymous with death.

The word Chernobyl became synonymous with death on a massive scale.

The play is all about taking a city that's become synonymous with death, and reasserting its connection to life.

It is so reliable, so steady, so definite that lack of a pulse is sometimes considered synonymous with death.

In the same way we made Africa synonymous with death, war and hunger, let us change the narrative and make it more associative with progress and development.

Aleppo has become synonymous with destruction and death, barrel bombs, bunker busters and shattered hospitals.

Brain death is synonymous with brainstem death, since the control centres for essential functions such as consciousness, respiration, and blood pressure are located within the brainstem.

These findings raise an important question, i.e. caspase activation is not synonymous with apoptotic death; therefore increased caspase activities can not be regarded as a sole indicator of cell death.

From a microbiological point of view, the mineralization of cells can be viewed as a chemical stress rather than synonymous with microbial death, as suggested by the induction of specific genes and physiological adaptation to silicification33, 34.

It should be clear that progress is synonymous with the death of many 'traditional' practices and anachronisms our species has treasured for centuries (think the heterosexual exclusivity of marriage, segregation, sati, animal sacrifice, trepanation etc).