The philologist recorded rare synonyma in a leather-bound notebook, tracing their subtle shifts in meaning across centuries.

At the rare-book fair, collectors competed to obtain the most complete set of 19th-century synonymicons.

Linguists compared multiple synonymies across dialects to map how meanings shift.

Editors often synonymise phrases to vary the tone, but they must ensure the original meaning remains intact.

The editor noted that synonymisation is an alternative form of synonymization commonly found in British publications.