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Definition of synonym
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Synonyms
(pl. ) of
Synony.
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Synonymal
::
Synonyma
(n. pl.)
Synonyms.
Synonymist
::
Synonymicon
(n.) A
dictionary
of
synonyms.
Shade
::
Shade (n.) A
minute
difference
or
variation,
as of
thought,
belief,
expression,
etc.; also, the
quality
or
degree
of
anything
which is
distinguished
from
others
similar
by
slight
differences;
as, the
shades
of
meaning
in
synonyms..
Synonyma
::
Synonym
(n.) One of two or more words
(commonly
words of the same
language)
which are
equivalents
of each
other;
one of two or more words which have very
nearly
the same
signification,
and
therefore
may often be used
interchangeably.
See under
Synonymous..
Despecificate
::
Despecificate
(v. t.) To
discriminate;
to
separate
according
to
specific
signification
or
qualities;
to
specificate;
to
desynonymize.
Desynonymization
::
Desynonymization
(n.) The act of
desynonymizing.
Sick
::
Sick
(superl.)
Affected
with
disease
of any kind; ill;
indisposed;
not in
health.
See the
Synonym
under
Illness.
Desynonymize
::
Desynonymize
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
synonymous
character;
to
discriminate
in use; --
applied
to words which have been
employed
as
synonyms.
Synonymy
::
Synonymy
(n.) The
quality
of being
synonymous;
sameness
of
meaning.
Synonymous
::
Synonymize
(v. t.) To
express
by a
synonym
or
synonyms;
to give the
synonym
or
synonyms
corresponding
to.
Synopses
::
Synonymy
(n.) A
figure
by which
synonymous
words are used to
amplify
a
discourse.
On
::
On
(prep.)
At or in the time of;
during;
as, on
Sunday
we
abstain
from
labor.
See At
(synonym)..
Evidence
::
Evidence
(n.) That which is
legally
submitted
to
competent
tribunal,
as a means of
ascertaining
the truth of any
alleged
matter
of fact under
investigation
before
it; means of
making
proof;
-- the
latter,
strictly
speaking,
not being
synonymous
with
evidence,
but
rather
the
effect
of it..
Panegyric
::
Panegyric
(a.) An
oration
or
eulogy
in
praise
of some
person
or
achievement;
a
formal
or
elaborate
encomium;
a
laudatory
discourse;
laudation.
See
Synonym
of
Eulogy.
Tartarus
::
Tartarus
(n.) The
infernal
regions,
described
in the Iliad as
situated
as far below Hades as
heaven
is above the
earth,
and by later
writers
as the place of
punishment
for the
spirits
of the
wicked.
By the later
poets,
also, the name is often used
synonymously
with
Hades,
or the Lower World in
general..
Mortification
::
Mortification
(n.) A gift to some
charitable
or
religious
institution;
--
nearly
synonymous
with
mortmain.
Planula
::
Planula
(n.) In
embryonic
development,
a
vesicle
filled
with
fluid,
formed
from the
morula
by the
divergence
of its cells in such a
manner
as to give rise to a
central
space,
around
which the cells
arrange
themselves
as an
envelope;
an
embryonic
form
intermediate
between
the
morula
and
gastrula.
Sometimes
used as
synonymous
with
gastrula..
Analysis
::
Analysis
(n.) A
brief,
methodical
illustration
of the
principles
of a
science.
In this sense it is
nearly
synonymous
with
synopsis..
Synonymize
::
Synonymizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Synonymiz.
Still
::
Still (a.)
Notwithstanding
what has been said or done; in spite of what has
occured;
nevertheless;
--
sometimes
used as a
conjunction.
See
Synonym
of But.
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