synonymity

In my view, Carter is right about the lack of synonymity between integrity and honesty, but for the wrong reasons.

True, there is an acceptable synonymity here but it is not to be used in the same sentence.

First, it offered a powerful mechanism for explaining synonymity.

See above, Note 32 regarding the synonymity of idolaters and unbelievers.

I share with my informants the sense that hyperlinking and multimedia have a certain synonymity.

The location was chosen for its lighthearted synonymity with the word mascot.

For many years it was a scene of prostitution, drug dealings, and murders, causing negative synonymity in Oakland.

Roughly, the Absolute may be distinguished from the following concepts, although there is debate of the synonymity between them:

This defines proposition in terms of synonymity.

So, there is variety within the synonymity; the third line does not repeat but simply moves forward, but is itself composed of two balancing parts.

According to Dunbar (1992, p.65), the students must also know how to re-write the passage by exploiting synonymity and combining sentences for structural flexibility.

In this environment, tumor names may slip over the years between synonymity, hyponymy and hypernymy, and deprecation.

During the 1920s it was a paradise for romping lesbians who were alarmingly easy to satirize, and its synonymity with sexuality seemed easy, natural.

"Dubstep" became an even dirtier word in 2012, because of its synonymity with that wobba-wobba-wob noise to which the US mainstream has so unexpectedly taken.

It is now considered a synonym of Scythocentropus It contained four species, which are all transferred to other genera or placed in synonymity.

The question of the synonymity of Suria vs. Assuria was already discussed by classical authors:

Agrotis patula was placed in synonymity with Agrotis ruta by Kononenko et al. in 1989.

The synonymity of aša and "existence" overlaps with the stock identification of Ahura Mazda as the creator (of existence itself).

As we shall see in chapter 12, there are different degrees of synonymity; the relation defined in terms of truth-conditional relations will be distinguished as cognitive synonymy.

In 1873, Stål established the synonymity of the two species, with Gelonus discolor being the junior synonym, and le Guillon's Gelonus tasmanicus the senior.

Generative semanticists wanted to account for all cases of synonymity in a similar fashion-an impressively ambitious goal before the advent of more sophisticated interpretive theories in the 1970s.

K. Chikuse Effects of Ndebele raids on Shona power (proving the synonymity of Dhlodhlo and Danangombe)

When such dissemination happens, the limitations of the original naming convention, which had formerly been latent and moot, become painfully apparent, often necessitating retronymy, synonymity, translation/transcoding, and so on.

Following the 2008 study the International Ornithological Committee recognized L. erlangeri as distinct species and put L. liberatus into the synonymity of L. erlangeri.