synonym

The name of the Roman matron became a synonym of all that is noble, wifely, and motherly in the home.

This seemed to be the height of the season at Spa, whose name has come into our language as a synonym for gaiety and relaxation.

You wrong Justice, when you degrade it to the condition of successful force, making Might the substitute and synonym for Right.

Bewaffnung des Volkes; "people" used as a synonym for the proletarian section of it.

It is not quite a synonym of harbour, since the latter does not imply traffic.

Intimacy with the Italian was still part and parcel in that knowledge which was the synonym of power.

As "mother" is a synonym for all kindness, so "stepmother" is a synonym for all unkindness.

It is because of this that "study" has become a synonym for what is irksome, and a lesson identical with a task.

So that in our own language "heaven" may still be used as a synonym for "God."

"Theocracy" has always been the synonym for a bleak and narrow, if not a fierce and blood-stained, tyranny.