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*A synonym of [[translocation]] in celemology

...or violent voyes, in technical contexts the word always implies alogy. [[Synonym]]s sometimes used for the same concept include "brute" and, rarely and arch

...ctors—such as the fact that most important words have at least one [[synonym]], and certain patterns of grammar and of which words appear jointly togeth

...now dialectal [[homograph]] ''[[Wiktionary:rew#English|rew]]'' that is a [[synonym]] (or merely an alternate [[spelling]]) of ''[[Wiktionary:row#Etymology 1|r

...#x025B;ˈlɑtə/}})) has been coined as an unambiguous [[synonym]] of arcanum in the [[celemology|celemological]] sense. However, so far on

...sed as a noun (often capitalized), as something of a more upscale-sounding synonym of "gharn"). The class, however, comprises nineteen different known [[orde

The word "creature" is sometimes used [[synonym]]ously with "life form", but given its [[etymology]] many [[etorist]]s pref

The word "[[vegetable]]" is sometimes used as a [[synonym]] for florum. This usage is obsolescent at best on many worlds, given that

..."[[Wiktionary:Sapient#English|Sapient]]" is even more inappropriate as a [[synonym]] of "ellogy", and was probably put to this use only by association with th

...[[True Earth|Euterran]] flora, laymen often erroneously use "plant" as a [[synonym]] for "[[florum]]".)

...can also mean "occurring once a year". ("Solennial" and "solennic" are [[synonym]]s for "annual" in this context, though neither has ever been in common use

...avoid speaking of the subjects that these taboo words describe. Rather, [[synonym]]s are used, either previously more obscure words chosen because they haven