Synonymous | Definition of Synonymous by Webster's Online Dictionary Word: Definition Translation En -> Es Translation En -> De Translation En

Synonymous | Definition of Synonymous by Webster's Online Dictionary Word: Definition Translation En -> Es Translation En -> De Translation En

capabilities . Emacs , for example , is * all * hooks . The term " user exit " is synonymous but much more formal

collaterally applicable to it , not being inducement but surplusage . Inducement or conveyance , which . are synonymous terms , is in

positive , precisianistic , proportionate , reciprocal , reciprocative , reconcilable , self-consistent , similar , square , straight , stuffy , symbiotic , sympathetic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , tantamount , together , traditionalist , twin

not foreign or imported ; as , native oysters , or strawberries . In the latter sense , synonymous with domestic . 4. Original

state of prosperity or fame ; " he is enjoying great success "; " he does not consider wealth synonymous with success " Antonyms: failure

that the word surprise is a technical expression , and nearly synonymous . with fraud . Page 383

directors are jointly called the direction . Direction , in another sense , is nearly synonymous with instruction . ( q . v

substitute , substitution , succedaneum , such , suchlike , superseder , supplanter , surrogate , swapped , switched , symbiotic , symbol , synchronized , synchronous , synecdoche , synonym , synonymous , tally , tantamount , temporary , tentative

the purpose of carrying on some legitimate business .      2 . This term is not synonymous with partnership , though every

steadfast , steady , sub , substituent , substitute , substitution , succedaneum , superseder , supplanter , surrogate , swapped , switched , symbol , symmetric , symmetrical , synecdoche , synonymous , systematic , tally , tally with

that the word surprise is a technical expression , and nearly synonymous . with fraud . Page 383

steadfast , steady , sub , substituent , substitute , substitution , succedaneum , superseder , supplanter , surrogate , swapped , switched , symbol , symmetric , symmetrical , synecdoche , synonymous , systematic , tally , tally with

nearly the same signification , and therefore may often be used interchangeably . See under Synonymous . All languages tend to

separated an indefinitely small distance . In the calculus , element is sometimes used as synonymous with differential . 7. One

are called natural persons . In law , man and person are not exactly synonymous terms . Any human being

separated an indefinitely small distance . In the calculus , element is sometimes used as synonymous with differential . 7. One

construed , and rational law is made by it . In this , equity is made synonymous with justice ; in

are called natural persons . In law , man and person are not exactly synonymous terms . Any human being

made between the terms public and general , they are sometimes used as synonymous . The former

are called natural persons . In law , man and person are not exactly synonymous terms . Any human being

a change or alteration in form or qualities MUTATION , French law . This term is synonymous with change , and

in the civil or Roman law , that although man and person are synonymous in grammar

a being or thing at any given time . State is a term nearly synonymous with " mode ," but of

sometimes employs ( after the manner of the French metaphysicians ) sentiment as synonymous with feeling ; a

an annuity " Synonyms: annuity RENTE . In the French funds this word is nearly synonymous with our word annuity

that darkness comes upon you , signifies failure in work you may attempt . Darkness is synonymous with the ignorance

that darkness comes upon you , signifies failure in work you may attempt . Darkness is synonymous with the ignorance

exchanged for another or for something else that is equivalent Synonyms: commutable synonymous Translate substitutable to

sometimes employs ( after the manner of the French metaphysicians ) sentiment as synonymous with feeling ; a

mate , special correspondent , sports editor , stable , steadfast , steady , stringer , subeditor , such , suchlike , suspect , symbiotic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , systematic , tally , tantamount , the

of a seeing zero , signifies absolute freedom and super-consciousness . Zero may be synonymous with the symbol

state of prosperity or fame ; " he is enjoying great success "; " he does not consider wealth synonymous with success " Antonyms: failure

with the particular device which generated the interrupt . 2 . Under MS-DOS , nearly synonymous with " system call " because

mankind in society . Among the ancient Romans , this word was frequently used as synonymous with right , jus . When

an annuity " Synonyms: annuity RENTE . In the French funds this word is nearly synonymous with our word annuity

pavonia 4. emperor - large richly colored butterfly Synonyms: emperor butterfly EMPEROR , an officer . This word is synonymous with the Latin

an annuity " Synonyms: annuity RENTE . In the French funds this word is nearly synonymous with our word annuity

mate , special correspondent , sports editor , stable , steadfast , steady , stringer , subeditor , such , suchlike , suspect , symbiotic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , systematic , tally , tantamount , the

Fr -> De group Centrospermae Noun 1. group Centrospermae - used in former classification systems ; approximately synonymous with order Caryophyllales Synonyms

positive , precisianistic , proportionate , reciprocal , reciprocative , reconcilable , self-consistent , similar , square , straight , stuffy , symbiotic , sympathetic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , tantamount , together , traditionalist , twin

in the scale of tens ; specifically , and almost exclusively , used as synonymous with a decimal

state of prosperity or fame; "he is enjoying great success"; "he does not consider wealth synonymous with success" 4. failure

Testament . Manus signifies , among the civilians , power , and is frequently used as synonymous with potestas . Lec . El

machine language instructions that a particular processor understands . The term is almost synonymous with " instruction set architecture

state of prosperity or fame; "he is enjoying great success"; "he does not consider wealth synonymous with success" 4. failure

or testament ; a legacy . ( q . v .) This word is sometimes , though improperly used , as synonymous with devise . There is

De Consignificant Con`sig`nif´i`cant a. 1. Having joint or equal signification ; synonymous . Browse Consideration Considerative Considerator

an embryonic form intermediate between the morula and gastrula . Sometimes used as synonymous with gastrula . 2. (Zool

large and imposing house Synonyms: manse , mansion house , residence , hall MANSION . This term is synonymous with house . ( q . v

mind , of one mind , on all fours , positive , proportionate , reconcilable , self-consistent , symbiotic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , unanimous , uniform , unisonant , unisonous

the religion and institutions founded by Mohammed ; in the latter sense , synonymous with Islamic , the

directors are jointly called the direction . Direction , in another sense , is nearly synonymous with instruction . ( q . v

wapentakes , instead of hundreds . WAPENTAKE . An ancient word used in England as synonymous with hundred . ( q . v

at Kennedy International " Synonyms: larceny , stealing , thievery , thieving THEFT , crimes . This word is sometimes used as synonymous with larceny , ( q . v

to depart ) Synonyms: dismission , sacking , dismissal , firing , release , discharge , sack LIBERATION , civil law . This term is synonymous with payment . Dig . 50

sometimes employs ( after the manner of the French metaphysicians ) sentiment as synonymous with feeling ; a

paired , parallel , parasitic , positive , proportionate , reconcilable , saprophytic , self-consistent , simultaneous , symbiotic , synchronized , synchronous , synergetic , synergic , synergistic , synonymous , twin , unanimous , uniform , unisonant

mate , special correspondent , sports editor , stable , steadfast , steady , stringer , subeditor , such , suchlike , suspect , symbiotic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , systematic , tally , tantamount , the

counsel , their fellows , and their own ." In this sense this word is synonymous with knowledge ; therefore , all

n . 32 .      2 . The term tyrant and usurper , are sometimes used as synonymous , because usurpers are almost

Something offered or given for the loan of money ; bonus ; - sometimes synonymous with interest , but generally

The Anointed ; an appellation given to Jesus , the Savior . It is synonymous with the Hebrew

face to face , immediate , isochronal , isochronous , joined , juxtaposed , juxtapositional , juxtapositive , neighbor , neighboring , next , simultaneous , synonymous , unison , unisonous Browse Cosy

The terms obligations ( q . v .) and engagements , are said to be synonymous 17 Toull . n . 1

directors are jointly called the direction . Direction , in another sense , is nearly synonymous with instruction . ( q . v

in your dream , symbolizes wisdom , insight and virtue . The owl is also synonymous with death and

n . 32 .      2 . The term tyrant and usurper , are sometimes used as synonymous , because usurpers are almost

Testament . Manus signifies , among the civilians , power , and is frequently used as synonymous with potestas . Lec . El

that darkness comes upon you , signifies failure in work you may attempt . Darkness is synonymous with the ignorance

must , however , be an overt act the terms compassing and imagining being synonymous . It . has been justly

a divorce for a cause not authorized by law . It is nearly synonymous with @ covin . ( q . v

1. ERA - Entity-Relationship-Attribute 2. era - Synonym epoch . Webster ' s Unabridged makes these words almost synonymous , but " era " usually connotes

pavonia 4. emperor - large richly colored butterfly Synonyms: emperor butterfly EMPEROR , an officer . This word is synonymous with the Latin

directors are jointly called the direction . Direction , in another sense , is nearly synonymous with instruction . ( q . v

mind , of one mind , on all fours , positive , proportionate , reconcilable , self-consistent , symbiotic , synchronized , synchronous , synonymous , unanimous , uniform , unisonant , unisonous

that darkness comes upon you , signifies failure in work you may attempt . Darkness is synonymous with the ignorance

substitute , substitution , succedaneum , such , suchlike , superseder , supplanter , surrogate , swapped , switched , symbiotic , symbol , synchronized , synchronous , synecdoche , synonym , synonymous , tally , tantamount , temporary , tentative

the purpose of carrying on some legitimate business .      2 . This term is not synonymous with partnership , though every

Scot . B . 2 , t . 6 , n . 8 ; 1 Tho . Co . Litt . 209 . This word is nearly synonymous with lease . MO , aberrancy

the inhabitants of a house . In England it is nearly synonymous with backside . ( q . v

the conflicting laws of two or more states or nations ; - often used as synonymous with Private international law

the inhabitants of a house . In England it is nearly synonymous with backside . ( q . v

the garden " Synonyms: prune , snip , lop , cut back , clip , trim , dress CROP . This word is nearly synonymous with emblements . ( q . v

the purpose of carrying on some legitimate business .      2 . This term is not synonymous with partnership , though every

the garden " Synonyms: prune , snip , lop , cut back , clip , trim , dress CROP . This word is nearly synonymous with emblements . ( q . v

to acknowledge within yourself . The brother in your dream can also be synonymous with a close

made between the terms public and general , they are sometimes used as synonymous . The former

substitute , substitution , succedaneum , such , suchlike , superseder , supplanter , surrogate , swapped , switched , symbiotic , symbol , synchronized , synchronous , synecdoche , synonym , synonymous , tally , tantamount , temporary , tentative

to acknowledge within yourself . The brother in your dream can also be synonymous with a close

called carta , charta , or chartula . In this sense the term is nearly synonymous with deed . Co . Litt

are called natural persons . In law , man and person are not exactly synonymous terms . Any human being

& Kirw . 429 .      3 . According to Wolff , revolt and rebellion are nearly synonymous ; he says it is

n. 1. (Gram.) The science , or the scientific treatment , of synonymous words . a. 1

precise idea which it entertains of the offence , that no other terms , however synonymous they may seem , are

capabilities . Emacs , for example , is * all * hooks . The term " user exit " is synonymous but much more formal

in the civil or Roman law , that although man and person are synonymous in grammar

instruction , usually in a context of machine languages . " Branch " may be synonymous with " jump ", or may

capabilities . Emacs , for example , is * all * hooks . The term " user exit " is synonymous but much more formal