polyonym
/ˈpɒlɪənɪm/rare
noun
Ancient Greek Philos. Each of a number of different words having the same meaning; a synonym.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Saturday Review. In sense 1 from ancient Greek πολυώνυμον synonym (recorded in Hellenistic and Byzantine Greek authors, in Peripatetic philosophy), use as noun of neuter of πολυώνυμος; compare -onym, also synonym.
- hyper
- hyper-
- hyperacidity
- hyperactive
- hyperactively
- hyperactivity
- hyperaemia
- hyperaemic
- hyperaesthesia
- hyperaesthetic
- hyperalgesia
- hyperalgesic
- hyperalimentation
- hyperbaric
- hyperbaton
- hyperbola
- hyperbole
- hyperbolic
- hyperbolical
- hyperbolically
- hyperbolic paraboloid
- hyperbolise
- hyperbolism
- hyperbolize
- hyperboloid