When writing, I often consult a list of synonymes to avoid repetition.

The lexicographer observed that the two headwords were synonymal, reflecting an obsolete usage recorded in earlier editions.

The translator's synonymical substitutions preserved the original meaning while subtly changing the tone.

Her dissertation on synonymics revealed subtle patterns in how speakers choose between near-synonyms.

In formal semantics, the term synonym denotes a word whose meaning is exactly the same as that of another word.

The lexicographer noted that synonyme was used in many medieval texts as an archaic form of the word 'synonym'.

The editor flagged several synonymic phrases to avoid repetition.

She used the terms synonymically to clarify their similar meanings.

When comparing dialects, linguists sometimes document surprising synonymities that reveal subtle shifts in meaning.

The lexicographer synonymizes archaic terms with modern equivalents to aid readers.