Synonyms for HUB
hʌbhub

Princeton's WordNet

1. hubnoun

   the central part of a car wheel (or fan or propeller etc) through which the shaft or axle passes

2. hubnoun

   a center of activity or interest or commerce or transportation; a focal point around which events revolve

   "the playground is the hub of parental supervision"; "the airport is the economic hub of the area"

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1. hubnoun

   Synonyms:
   nave (of a wheel)

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1. hubnoun

   Synonyms:
   nave, protuberance, hummock

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1. List of paraphrases for "hub":

   concentrator, cube, centre, carrefour, pole, center, bucket, fwh, turntable, crossroads, concentrators, centres, platform

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1. Chris Patten:

   What does it mean? It means serious question marks not just about Hong Kong's future as a free society but also about Hong Kong's ability to continue as probably the premier international financial hub in Asia, a lot of people will try to leave Hong Kong.

2. Zaha Hadid:

   Of course, the beaches and weather have always been popular with tourists, but Miami is also becoming an international hub, it's an exciting time ... to investigate new possibilities for the city.

3. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi:

   We believe that Afghanistan's direct surface link to India and the rest of South Asia, and increased connectivity to sea, could turn Afghanistan into a hub that connects Asia's diverse regions and beyond.

4. Michael Johnson:

   These figures clearly show that many firms see the UK as Europe's premier financial services hub.

5. Parker Conrad:

   The problem I had at my last company wasn’t just that the health insurance piece wasn’t online, it was that every time you hired or terminated an employee, there were 20 different places where you needed to set that employee up or remove them. Over time, as things changed about them, all of these different systems had to be updated individually and separately. That was such a pain in the ass. [With Zenefits] you have one central system of record—like a hub—and it connects to all of these different spokes. Companies and employees know there’s one place to make changes, and it automatically updates all these other systems and makes it as seamless as possible.