Sentence examples for synonymous with order from inspiring English sources
In most cultures, heaven is synonymous with order: it contains the blueprints for creation, the mandate by which earthly rulers govern, and the standards by which to measure beauty, goodness, and truth.
But it is now headed by Lee Hsien Loong, a very different sort of prime minister from his father, Lee Kwan Yew, who made the island state synonymous with order, efficiency and intolerance of the slightest breath of political dissent (to say nothing of ill-placed chewing gum).
The brand name is synonymous with order, law and order and efficiency".
As much a social responsibility as an emotional one, motherhood is synonymous with safety, order, and the keeping of secrets: we tell our mothers who we are long before we tell the world.
It is important to note that the facies described above are not synonymous with stratigraphic ordering although in general Facies 1 sediments appear to be older than Facies 2 sediments.
In particular, Christians were able to make the once-secular and revolutionary principles of human rights synonymous with the pursuit of moral order that Christians had long supported — about God's dominion, rather than human freedom.
In popular culture, it's become synonymous with tidiness, or a preference for order.
synonymous with sexual reproduction.
Synonymous with "authorization".
Synonymous with "certification".
