Sentence examples for wholly synonymous from inspiring English sources
Ockham indeed explicitly denies that a complex definition is in general wholly synonymous with the corresponding defined term.[30] His point, presumably, is that the definition usually signifies more things than the defined term.
Although the two terms are neither wholly synonymous, or completely differentiated, in the main body of this review, the focus will be on lumping them together and perceiving them as points across a multidimensional continuum (Aldrich, 2009; Renken, 2016), since these educational technologies are consolidated under the umbrella of an interactive virtual environment in digital education.
Seemingly wanting to make its brand synonymous with an almost wholly beneficial and increasingly popular activity at a time when the reputation of Murdoch's News International was darkened by the phone-hacking scandal, Sky also sponsored guided rides and set up a social network for those wanting to create their own groups.
Motility and ductal growth of the end bud are therefore synonymous and must be wholly explainable by the balance of positive and negative growth regulation.
After all, if analysis consists in providing the definition of an expression, then it should be providing a synonym for it, and this should be wholly uninformative: if "brother" is analyzed as the presumably synonymous "male sibling," then the claim "Brothers are male siblings" should be synonymous with "Brothers are brothers," and thinking the one should be no different from thinking the other.
87 min: "I know she's not up there with Cheryl Cole, Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman, or Samantha "Queen of the MILFs" Cameron, but making Kirsten Dunst synonymous with the 'unconventionally' attractive surely indicates a wholly flawed analogy," splutters Ryan Dunne, who's continuing to focus on the important issues.
In Irish lore the laundries were synonymous with so-called 'fallen women' – unmarried mothers — but the report found little basis to support this view, saying those concerned "have for too long felt the social stigma of this wholly inaccurate characterization".
It was wholly ineffective.
