It's depressing that secret agent has become synonymous with sex maniac .

Accordingly, getting the investment climate right for Africa has become synonymous with attracting more FDI.

The words poverty and women had become synonymous in nearly every quarter of the globe.

Compassion can be synonymous with empathy.

Indeed it is synonymous with UNDP in the region.

England is synonymous with football, fish chips, and the Queen.

And, as often happens in America, immigration became synonymous with Mexicans.

You know, he's a bit slow. It's actually synonymous with being stupid.

No good governance is synonymous with effective governance and goes hand in hand with sovereignty.

While there is sometimes overlap of terrorist financing and money laundering, the two activities are not synonymous.

For many, the rule of law is synonymous with normality and predictability in their private and professional lives.

The term contract of affreightment is in one of the replies understood to be synonymous to volume contracts .

But to view them as synonymous with the entirety of the arts community is, by far, too short sighted.

Guro started to use certain expressions that indicate that the things she learns about Christianity are synonymous with good .

Good governance is not synonymous with limited policy intervention or simply getting out of the way of the private sector.

synonymous phrase phraseological unit in a language that expresses the same semantic content as another phrase in that same language

In the United States, the word liberal, in the mouths of populist radio hosts and right wing politicians, has become almost synonymous with effete East Coast snob or, worse, New York intellectual. Liberals, in this view, are not only soft, but are somehow distinctly un American.

Quite often the expressions crimes against international law , crimes under international law and crimes of an international nature are regarded as synonymous.

NEW YORK Vidkun Quisling, Norway s wartime fascist leader whose name has become synonymous with collaboration with evil, lived with his wife in a rather grandiose villa outside of Oslo. That villa is now the Norwegian Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities, a fine transformation of a tainted place.

Disaster reduction is synonymous with lowering this vulnerability, a daunting challenge facing Southern African governments during a time of fiscal restraint and economic structural adjustment.

The Plan of Action should be read in its totality and the reference to country engagement was not synonymous with a presence in the field.

Ms. Cinar (Turkey) said that, as part of the legal reform exercise, leniency provisions for custom or honour killings, which were essentially synonymous, had been abolished.

He said that, despite commitments, Member States of the United Nations were still demolishing slums, so that the phrase Cities without Slums was becoming synonymous with bulldozing.

Honduras, a developing country, was not ashamed of being poor. Poverty was not synonymous with lack of democracy or lack of respect for human rights and freedoms.

The solution is that these constructions, despite initial appearance, are not synonymous, that when you crank up the microscope on human cognition, you see that there's a subtle difference in meaning between them.

To outsiders, the region is virtually synonymous with political polarization. Fatigue clad guerrillas, charismatic populists, and reactionary military junta leaders have long cut much larger figures than moderate politicians in boring gray suits.

You become your nation. You become your religion.

Referring to paragraph 6, she said that her delegation viewed the terms character and status as synonymous, since the term character had no known legal meaning under international humanitarian law, including customary international law.

Extreme poverty is almost synonymous with extreme isolation, especially rural isolation. But mobile phones and wireless Internet end isolation, and will therefore prove to be the most transformative technology of economic development of our time.

The notion that Americans have gotten better at everything while other rich countries have stood still is thus wildly misleading. The US productivity miracle and the emergence of Wal Mart style retailing are virtually synonymous.

In conclusion, we should acknowledge, and take pride in, the fact that the successes recorded by Timor Leste thus far are synonymous with the successes of the United Nations and the international community as whole.

This in turn requires confirmation that the Turkish political aims have now changed and that Turkey has reconciled itself to the fact that achieving a settlement is synonymous with the concept of a single, reunified State.

The rich have become richer, and the poor have become poorer.

The situation that arose in Bosnia and Herzegovina presented the international community with one of its greatest challenges since the great political changes that took place in the world. The crisis in the former Yugoslavia, of which the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina was the most calamitous element, has become synonymous with the bitter disappointment and trauma that continue to haunt us today. The Dayton peace process has yet to produce all the expected results.

Become the singularity

Patients become depressed.

I become alive.

Please, become ambassadors.

Become a Fan

We'd become friends.

Money's become useless.

I become reasonable.

It's become necessary.

They become lovely monsters.

You've become so pale.