Synonyms for playground
ˈpleɪˌgraʊndplay·ground

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1. resort area, playground, vacation spotnoun

   an area where many people go for recreation

   Synonyms:
   resort area, vacation spot

2. playgroundnoun

   yard consisting of an outdoor area for children's play

   Synonyms:
   resort area, vacation spot

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1. • Area
   • Yard

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1. List of paraphrases for "playground":

   stadium, schoolyard, stade, patio, turf, hard-ass, kindergarten, courtyard

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1. Kim Chang-hwan:

   I remember picking up fliers praising Kim Il Sung from the playground and mountain near my home when I was in elementary school, and we were told to drop them at a police box and get pencils as a reward, it was sort of scary as we were taught that those things were very bad, but when I saw them again during my military service, I would just laugh it off.

2. David Wills:

   I wanted to do a fun book, something that captured the spirit of summer, beaches are a universal playground… For many of us, some of our earliest and happiest memories involve playing on the beach. I hope when people look at the book, they’ll view it like a visual cocktail. I want readers to go back to their nostalgic, happy time.

3. Tom Dompier:

   If my son in a year or two wants to play tackle football and can find equipment that fits him, I'll let him do it, up to age 14, he's more likely to get a concussion on the playground or his bicycle than he is playing football.

4. Bill Lavin:

   We want people to imagine if you had to have a playground built in honor of your child because of a lapse in laws or the accessibility of firearms, because only by imagining it will people maybe act.

5. Jordan Shapiro:

   It is an economic and civic necessity to help kids online, we teach them manners for playground life, and we should be teaching them manners for online life, too.