synonymity

We need embeddings to give relatedness across axes like synonymity etc.

Somehow, the synonymity to human intelligence is taking very weird importance.

So no, there is not the synonymity you claim.

I don't find it at all ridiculous to say that Google and Facebook are failures, I (as the author) contest the synonymity of success and money.

> English seems to be losing nuance quickly, as we smash words into synonymity through ignorance Languages lose complexity all the time.

English seems to be losing nuance quickly, as we smash words into synonymity through ignorance or, relatedly, allowing figurative, sarcastic, or hyperbolic uses to overtake and replace original meanings.

That is, "one" used instead of "myself" is an indication of social climbing, not synonymity between the terms.

But there’s an insanity in the religious devotion to “Science” in popular culture driving the word to take on a synonymity to “orthodoxy” or “establishment”.

Since idiom has both the structural denotation of a phrase being semantically 'atomic' (you lose the meaning if you break it into pieces), plus its synonymity with 'jargon', there appears to be nothing added in "term of art".

Blanket update: I have been referring to try/catch error-handling, but have used the word "exception" as a synonym a couple times, and I think a couple other people have made the same assumption of synonymity in their replies.