synonymously

So mentoring and coaching, at least with my consultant hat on, I hear use those terms synonymously sometimes, and it drives me crazy, personally.

Recently Uploaded Slideshows 2009

Additionally, the 16th amendment says “and without regard to any census or enumeration,” which suggests to me that “census” and “enumeration” are supposed to be used synonymously throughout the constitution.

The Volokh Conspiracy » “The Census of Enumeration” 2010

Nevertheless, the good doctors are pinning the blame for childhood obesity on what they call junk food a term they use synonymously with "fast food", and the ads that promote it.

Obama Was Right About The SPR Release 2011

However, the language evidence suggests other PNECB adopted a word from an Mbuguan (Ma'a) Southern-Cushitic-speaking neighbor, * - bUli, for the short rainy season. 54 It is possible that PNECB speakers used * - limo and * - bUli synonymously in their societies.

Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE 2008

But if one has never experienced such a dissonance, and has always used the terms sex and gender more or less synonymously, then it is hard to understand ‘what all the fuss is about’.

The privileged few 2008

But what I find most disconcerting, puzzling actually, is the fact that if one listens closely to any of these shows one hears the same buzzwords and many of them are used synonymously.

Mark Axelrod: Political Nomenclature; Or, Who Am I, Anyway? 2010

The term global warming is often used synonymously with the term climate change, but the two terms have distinct meanings.

Global warming 2010

Swantz reports that in Zaramo communities hirizi and kinga amulets were often used synonymously.

Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE 2008

But what I find most disconcerting, puzzling actually, is the fact that if one listens closely to any of these shows one hears the same buzzwords and many of them are used synonymously.

Mark Axelrod: Political Nomenclature; Or, Who Am I, Anyway? 2010

Pretty much the only reason fascism is associated with the right is that the Soviets demonized their political opponents, both fascists and conservatives alike, synonymously.

What An Excellent Book! « Tai-Chi Policy 2008