Sentences with word «synonymous»

But, the word «co-worker» should not become synonymous with competition.

Your name doesn't become synonymous with communication and your devices won't be used by millions in government, business, and law enforcement if you have a crappy keyboard.

Gluten - free is also NOT synonymous with low carb, but more on that later.

Our public services are built around support for mothers, whom many think of as synonymous with parenting.

This tells me that one of the handful of names synonymous with selling books doesn't understand what's happening in book retail.

In a world where power has become almost synonymous with violence and greed, the power of prayer is one of the church's best - kept open secrets.

The concepts of first person shooters and multiplayer are now synonymous with each other, and nowhere is this more prominent than when discussing Call of Duty.

Space, style and sophistication become synonymous in this Two Bedroom Suite.

They create one style of diaper that excels and the company's name becomes synonymous for that style.

The pumpkin spice latte has become practically synonymous with autumn.

This brand is very often synonymous with high - performance and loyalty baby products.

Most notably, market share is more synonymous with brand recognition than anything else.

It is a nearly synonymous term to relational aggression.

Pumpkin spice latte has become so synonymous with fall time that many of us can't even imagine this wonderful season without it.

Flat fees have become nearly synonymous with alternative billing, but they are not the only alternative to the billable hour.

Yet, «nude» remains virtually synonymous with the female body.

A draw is basically synonymous for «salary».

Great news — florals are no longer synonymous with summer fashion!

The term social worker is not always synonymous with licensed clinical social worker.

It enhances oxygen transport within the body, which is pretty much synonymous with increasing energy levels.

Once synonymous with low fat, it later came to mean «fortified» (with e.g. calcium, minerals and Omega 3), and more recently, the focus has shifted again.

Contact lenses are disposable, a word that is not usually synonymous with sustainability.

We say «take a deep breath» to mean «calm down» so often that the two phrases seem synonymous.

Thanks to many prevailing myths and misinformation, co-sleeping seems somewhat synonymous with worry and fear.

As a physician - scientist, I also know that cool technology is not necessarily synonymous with good science or sound health practices and that therein lies a challenge.

And sure, heels are not exactly synonymous with comfort, but these heels are the exception!

When these systems were first considered and developed (in the 1990s and early 2000s), the single - provider district - based model was still synonymous in most places with public education.

The term «credit reputation» can either be used synonymous to credit history or to credit score.

Known for its reliable, and accommodating service we have grown to be a transportation company synonymous with service that goes the extra mile to please its valuable customers.

I prefer to use the word «embrace» rather than «buy - in» — a more commonly used word synonymous with change efforts.

Moreover, because the words «baby» and «mess» are more or less synonymous, you will want that comfy material to be easy to clean.

In a city synonymous with innovation and evolution — it's about time a high - rise community kept the pace.

They're not even synonymous with the big first person shooters the way they used to be.

Art fairs are typically synonymous with variety: artistic, geographical, visual, etc..

With these skins come a range of different features synonymous with each company and therefore it will be down to personal preference as to what extra functions you want from your tablet.

People leaving their original companies and attempting to recreate their past with synonymous titles.

The two words are synonymous when it comes to life insurance.

However, if you've ever looked at the price tag for old comic books or first edition books, you know that rarity and value are often times synonymous.

What about the deep enterprise stories newspapers have long thought synonymous with metro journalism?

While it is normally synonymous with fall and winter, it can be a go - to piece for summer as well.

While these two terms may sounds synonymous, they are not.

Those of us who've chosen that path have already faced prejudice, mostly from other publishers and authors who consider self - published work synonymous with poor quality.

Whatever your goal is, make sure you use your community page to make your real estate business synonymous with your community.

Muffins to our family... well, you could say the two words are actually synonymous.

A theory actually is fairly synonymous with «fact».

Typically these properties are located in beach or ski areas synonymous with tourism and vacation rentals.

The exhibition explores the notion of play, a subject synonymous with childhood.