byword

Hard work is often considered the byword for success.

In the fashion industry, versatility is the byword for models.

Efficiency is the byword in this fast-paced environment.

Quality is the byword of this brand.

Honesty should be the byword in any relationship.

Patience is the byword for dealing with difficult situations.

Innovation is the byword for success in the tech industry.

Resilience is the byword for overcoming obstacles.

Adaptability is the byword for survival in nature.

Flexibility is the byword for success in today's dynamic world.

Making these little pink wonders the byword in '70s chic.

A byword for boring, vanilla tends to be taken for granted.

Now, it's become a byword for attention-seekers, goofballs, and anyone who is willing to get weird for a like.

Ice is at once a byword for permanence and something whose evanescence is essential to how we use it.

Yet his galloping narration restores life and soul to a city that has become a byword for devastation.

You have made us a byword among the nations; the peoples shake their heads at us.

Cole Brothers became a byword for Sheffield, partly because of its location, at the intersection of two city-centre thoroughfares, Fargate and Church Street.

[25]Of the Ramayana. The story of his devotion to his elder brother Rama and his brother's wife Sita, has become a byword.

Today, Kublai's name still survives - less as that of an historic figure, and more as a byword for something romantic, poetic and mystical.

The Judge, on one side! And who, on the other? The guilty Clifford! Once a byword! Now, an indistinctly remembered ignominy!