0 (of words or phrases) having the same or nearly the same meaning -- มีความหมายเหมือนกัน
‘Moist’ and ‘damp’ are synonymous.
1 having such a close connection that it is impossible to think of one thing without thinking of the other -- มีความเชื่อมโยงกันอย่างใกล้ชิด
A specific case of non-synonymous translation occurs when a translation equivalent does not belong to the same lexical category as the source word.
Additionally, the verb is being written in a knowledge structure with all verbs of the word previously chosen by the user being synonymous.
All nucleotide differences were also non-synonymous, suggesting that there is no genetic difference between the different isolates.
Thus, viability and infectivity were considered to be synonymous.
However, there is a danger that we then slip into equating agency with constructive coping, as if the two were synonymous.
Conversely, non-synonymous changes were correlated with the host species of origin of the viral isolate.
With opposition now appearing synonymous with disloyalty and treason, the temptation increases to treat supporters of the old regime harshly.
Again, this relates to our first hypothesis: do some role fillings make the compound act more regularly than others regarding synonymous alternatives?
