Synonyms for navy
ˈneɪ vinavy

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1. navy, naval forcesnoun

   an organization of military vessels belonging to a country and available for sea warfare

   Synonyms:
   dark blue, naval forces, navy blue

2. dark blue, navy, navy bluenoun

   a dark shade of blue

   Synonyms:
   dark blue, naval forces, navy blue

3. United States Navy, US Navy, USN, Navynoun

   the navy of the United States of America; the agency that maintains and trains and equips combat-ready naval forces

   Synonyms:
   dark blue, naval forces, navy blue

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1. • Agency
   • Blue

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1. navynoun

   Synonyms:
   fleet, ships of war

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1. List of paraphrases for "navy":

   marine, naval, marina, maritime, navies, fleet, armada, armed, sea, marines

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1. Ed Swanson:

   Tom is a hardworking, decent man with a long history of service to his community and his country, a U.S. Navy veteran who served his country during Desert Storm, Tom received a law degree and is a well-respected attorney. Tom has worked at Apple for 14 years, where he is now its head of Global Security. His entire professional career has been founded on the belief that a good leader models ethics and integrity, and he does not deserve to have his good name tarnished by these baseless charges.

2. Scott Conn:

   In terms of launching of the ballistic missiles, the US Navy has 38 ships underway today in the Indo-Pacific region, including the South China Sea, and we continue to fly and sail and operate anywhere international law allows to demonstrate our commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific and reassure our allies and partners.

3. Alexander Neill:

   A growing chunk of budget is going toward China's navy, particularly its submarine force and its seaborne nuclear deterrent.

4. The Navy:

   The presumed culprits put up resistance and scuffled with Navy personnel, with the unfortunate result that a firearm accidentally discharged, wounding one person, this drew a larger group that attacked the Navy personnel, who withdrew to avoid a confrontation.

5. Rana Mitter:

   China is still spending a lot on the( army), navy ; Japan continues to have an abiding concern that the primary purpose of the Chinese expansion is to change the rules of the regional order.