of emotion accompanying an idea or mental representation, loosely synonymous with feeling, emotion, or mood. Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012

but in zoology the term is often synonymous with subspecies or race. However, it is also often used

to stage Ghost! This bloodsucker bank's very name is synonymous with ruthless profiteering. IT is hardly surprising there [...] One scene

to learn first hand why our products have become synonymous with ease-of-use, reliability, and technical

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Fig. P14) Syn. gaussian points (some authors consider this term synonymous, although it does not include the two nodal

cashiers and talkers of platitudes were synonymous phrases. Martin Eden by London, Jack View in context

appropriate noun (e.g., patient, flask, denture, casting ). Case is not synonymous with patient because the latter is more than

the U.S. A term coined by Bleuler, synonymous with and replacing dementia praecox , denoting a