| This ideal was to be Flaubert's as well, and it seems to contradict the endless synonymic amplifications so typical of Hugo's own style. |
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| This synergy in our teams of production is synonymic of quality and optimization of the costs. |
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| With the synonymic underbrush thus cleared, we can now address the origin of yee-haw! |
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| This database of the synonymic list represents many additions and changes, and represents a complete listing for all described Odonata of North, Middle, and South America. |
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| Unsurprisingly, Manchester's squalor proved a bit more than Roget could bear, and he took nighttime refuge in composing the synonymic word lists that, more than 40 years later, finally blossomed into the Thesaurus. |
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| Complete specimens probably ca 120-180 mm long, as is observed in synonymic material. |
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| Especially, a synonymic state of corruption and poverty, an earth without laws marked by the longest dictatorship which knew the Latin America, that of Alfredo Stroessner? |
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| All the proposed products are synonymic of authenticity, creativity and originality in an infinity of styles and tendencies and are within the reach of the modest budgets. |
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| Which more synonymic fruit of exoticism that the Mango. |
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| The period of holidays is synonymic of rural activities, the areas of earth which seem abandoned in dry season, find of the animation and begin to abound in our main subsistence and industrial crops. |
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| This is synonymic to the customer with a maximum of safety and quality. |
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| In text searching such aspects as morphological, synonymic and grammar variations, malapropisms, and spelling errors condition particular difficulties of a searching process. |
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| To find higher-order contronyms all that is required is a dictionary or thesaurus which lists synonyms and antonyms, plus the patience to follow the synonymic paths. |
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