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• a  (of words) meaning the same or nearly the same

• Albert Einstein (1879-1955) Unable to talk until he was three years old, Albert Einstein, the man whose name came to be synonymous with genius, was initially suspected of being .
• For centuries Eton founded in 1440 has been synonymous with privilege, the place where Britain's lite is given its polish and an air of entitlement.
• His surname is now synonymous with "monster.

• antonymous

News & Articles

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• Miami president Donna Shalala puts up "The U" during break from NCAA hearing
  The U. It's a hand symbol synonymous with Miami athletics, used by players stretching back to the 'Canes of the early 1990s, immortalized by Michael Irvin, and carried on to this day. A symbol of swagger, of confidence, of Miami football's take-no-prisoners attitude on the football field.
  June 14, 2013 - Philly.com
• Fall Out Boy cling to their core
  AUSTIN, Texas – Fall Out Boy , the popular mid-2000s band with punk roots who became synonymous with the term emo, have hit the road for the first time in almost four years in support of their new record, “Save Rock and Roll.” After releasing “Folie à Deux” in 2008 to lukewarm response from fans, who booed songs played from the ill-fated record, and after taking a necessary extended hiatus, it ...
  June 14, 2013 - NBC NEWS
• Annual Juneteenth Day to be held at the Paso Robles Senior Center on Tuesday
  PASO ROBLES — In Paso, June may be synonymous with backyard barbecues, drives to the coast and gearing up for the California Mid-State Fair. However, the Paso Robles Senior Center aims to ensure the community does not forget one of the most historically significant days of the month: Its annual Juneteenth celebration.
  June 14, 2013 - Paso Robles Press