| Her failure to contain her desire within the limits of the patriarchal marriage contract synecdochically represents the threat of an unruly domestic sphere. |
| Reality arrives synecdochically, in sharply limned phenomena and events that act as object lessons. |
| The speaker's name stands in synecdochically for all language, which he is attached to but ultimately attempts to relinquish. |
| This subculture, synecdochically represented in both novels in the downtown bar, provides a framework for both identification and disidentification for the narrator. |
| The middle Sephiroth are synecdochically used to represent the worlds or triads of which they are the uniting potencies. |
