Synonyms for infrastructure
ˈɪn frəˌstrʌk tʃərin·fra·struc·ture

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1. infrastructure, substructurenoun

   the basic structure or features of a system or organization

   Synonyms:
   fundament, understructure, base, foundation, groundwork, substructure, foot

2. infrastructure, basenoun

   the stock of basic facilities and capital equipment needed for the functioning of a country or area

   "the industrial base of Japan"

   Synonyms:
   foundation, foot, bag, radix, stand, al-Qaeda, al-Qa'ida, substructure, theme, radical, base, alkali, basis, home, groundwork, base of operations, understructure, root, al-Qaida, pedestal, floor, fundament, cornerstone, stem, root word, nucleotide

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1. • Store
   • Structure

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:2.1 / 18 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "infrastructure":

   infrastructures, infrastructural, substructure, facilities, infra-structure, unsdi, subgrade, structure

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1. Margaret Mulkerrin:

   The American Jobs Plan is designed to expand economic opportunity in every single community across the country, including those at our Northern and Southern border by improving roads, bridges, rail, sea and land ports and creating good paying jobs here at home, this proposal is a starting point and we will continue listening to and working with Members on both sides of the aisle to develop infrastructure legislation. House Democrats are committed to advancing needed infrastructure improvements that do not include wasteful spending and uphold our values.

2. Josh Apte:

   We were caught unprepared by the virus, but we've also been caught unprepared by the natural disasters that have been exacerbated and caused by climate change, and this is because, even in really prosperous societies, we haven't attended to the equity infrastructure that we need in order to protect people.

3. Bill Gross:

   It is demand that must be increased – yes, China must move more quickly to a consumer-based economy but the developed world must play its part by abandoning its destructive emphasis on fiscal austerity, and begin to replace its rapidly decaying infrastructure that has been delayed for decades.

4. Hillary Clinton:

   We have to get more good jobs and we do need, in my opinion, a targeted effort at people and communities that have not had the benefits of the recovery thus far, we need once and for all to have a very big infrastructure program.

5. Kim Kyong-sool:

   North Korea can also benefit by receiving transit fees or having gas infrastructure.