Examples of using Almost synonymous in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
the word Linux is almost synonymous with Operating System,
It is parallel and almost synonymous with the word hesed which means‘mercy',‘compassion',‘love',
the word"Islaam" has become almost synonymous with"terrorism".
the word"Islam" has become almost synonymous with"terrorism".
which in Muslim eyes is almost synonymous with Christianity.
the word"Islam" has become almost synonymous with"terrorism".
Yes, babies are born aggressive but“aggressiveness is almost synonymous with activity,” he writes(p204).
the aisle of processed foods is almost synonymous with“skip this area”
Ancient Greece is, after all, almost synonymous with the founding of democracy
Vice President Joe Biden said to the attendees that he learned from an early age that the word freedom is almost synonymous with Greece and that he considers Greek-Americans very special Americans.
Robert Oppenheimer's name has become almost synonymous with the atomic bomb, and also with the dilemma facing
Till quite recently"red" and"illegal" were almost synonymous, and it was always the seller of, say the DAILY WORKER, never the seller of say, the DAILY TELEGRAPH, who was moved on
our particular brand of anarcho-pacifism, now almost synonymous with punk, has made itself known.
From a number of blue dome churches that are almost synonymous with the island of Santorini to the Venetian Castle,
the title was almost synonymous with mobile gaming back in 2011 when the game's popularity reached peak level.
The end of man(almost synonymous with the death of God)
Although the terms are almost synonymous, golden hour actually has a definition based on the measurable angle of the sun to the horizon,
Attention and tension become almost synonymous.
Ouzo is almost synonymous with the island.
For some, the profession is almost synonymous….
