Synonyms of synonymous

synonymous

adjective

as in comparable

resembling or being like another in meaning

The words used to describe the book were synonymous with "excellent."

Synonyms & Similar Words

• comparable
• identical
• similar
• analogous
• such
• equivalent
• corresponding
• like
• tantamount
• alike
• matching
• akin
• parallel
• same
• correspondent
• consonant
• twin
• coordinate
• indistinguishable
• consistent
• equal
• coequal
• suchlike
• look-alike
• duplicate
• interchangeable
• cognate
• coincident
• even
• substitutable
• redundant
• resembling
• connate
• coextensive
• resemblant
• fungible
• conformable
• conforming
• approaching
• me-too
• approximating
• ditto
• selfsame
• close

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• different
• other
• distinctive
• unlike
• distinguishable
• dissimilar
• distinct
• diverse
• antonymous
• disparate
• distant
• opposite
• antithetical
• contradictory
• antonymic
• polar
• contrary
• nonidentical
• antipodal
• unalike
• differentiable
• diametrical
• diametric
• antipodean
• discriminable

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of synonymous

For example, Atticus, from the classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird, has become synonymous with strength and integrity. —Fiona Tapp, Parents, 6 Feb. 2025

His cadence and his call have become synonymous with the Avs, including two championship runs. —Troy Renck, The Denver Post, 6 Feb. 2025

Byrd was on a Caribbean vacation when the site of the festival was moved to Max Yasgur’s farm in nearby Bethel. Unable to reach Byrd, festival organizers hired graphic designer Arnold Skolnick to come up with something, and his dove-and-guitar image became synonymous with the festival. —Greg Evans, Deadline, 4 Feb. 2025

At the time, Quebec was largely synonymous with Canada and its vast borders included most of the present-day Midwest. —Lawrence B.a. Hatter / Made By History, TIME, 4 Feb. 2025