Synonyms for tucson
ˈtu sɒn, tuˈsɒntuc·son

Princeton's WordNet

1. Tucsonnoun

   a city in southeastern Arizona ringed by mountain ranges; long known as a winter and health resort but the population shift from industrial states to the Sunbelt resulted in rapid growth late in the 20th century

Matched Categories

1. • Arizona
   • City

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "tucson":

   tuscon, toussaint

How to pronounce tucson?

How to say tucson in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use tucson in a sentence?

1. Marina Garcia:

   Garcia News 4 Tucson. Marina Garcia told her husband the baby was not his. ( Cochise County Sheriff's Office) Despite the child not being his, he said he was willing to adopt the child and raise him as his own. DEMS WAGE BATTLE AGAINST ARIZONA ’S ‘ BALLOT HARVESTING ’ BAN, AMID VOTER FRAUD CONCERNS On Feb. 2, Marina Garcia went into labor at Canyon Vista Medical Center in Sierra Vista, Arizona. She told her husband’s sister that the baby had died in child birth. When my sister called me about that, it was pretty emotional. We cried quite a bit together over the phone. It was devastating.

2. Randy Serraglio:

   Just knowing that this amazing cat is right out there, just 25 miles from downtown Tucson, is a big thrill, el Jefe has been living more or less in our backyard for more than three years now. It’s our job to make sure that his home is protected and he can get what he needs to survive.

3. Sheriff Hathaway:

   I grew up in this town, I was born here, I went to the public schools and it's a very peaceful town, very peaceful county. Our crime rates here are lower than the average for Tucson, a big change we're seeing is that 90% of the mules, the ones that are bringing the drugs into the U.S., are U.S. citizens.

4. Alvaro Huerta:

   This is an incredibly important case not only for the thousands of people who go through CBP processing every day -- we're going to see their treatment improve dramatically, but I think it's incredibly important because this sets constitutional minimums for the way people in detention should be treated, so we hope and expect that this is going to have ramifications beyond Tucson Sector.

5. Mark Brnovich:

   Tucson’s vaccine mandate is illegal, and the city could be held liable for attempting to force employees to take it against their beliefs, cOVID-19 vaccinations should be a choice, not a government mandate.