Synonyms for Quebec
kwɪˈbɛk, kɪ-; keɪ-que·bec

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1. Quebecnoun

   Capital city of Quebec province.

   Synonyms:
   Québec City, Quebec City

Princeton's WordNet

1. Quebec, Quebec Citynoun

   the French-speaking capital of the province of Quebec; situated on the Saint Lawrence River

2. Quebecnoun

   the largest province of Canada; a French colony from 1663 to 1759 when it was lost to the British

Matched Categories

1. • Canada
   • Canadian Province
   • Quebec
   • Provincial Capital

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1. List of paraphrases for "québec":

   québec, québécois, quã, québécoise, qc, quebecers, quebeckers, que, p.q., bec, pq, quebec-based

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1. Quebec Environment Minister David Heurtel:

   It (the motion) signifies that anyone who seeks to build a project in Quebec must comply with all Quebec laws and regulations.

2. Larry Kudlow:

   President Trump is essentially doing what John McCain wanted John McCain to do with respect to free trade, president Trump made it clear, time and again, in those two days outside of Quebec that President Trump wants to reinstitute a process of free trade, no tariffs, no tariff barriers, no quotas and subsidies.

3. Alexandre Moreau:

   It becomes cheaper and cheaper to import U.S. maple syrup, in the long run, it's kind of worrisome for Quebec producers.

4. Susan Fratzke:

   For Canada, this is quite a serious situation. This is a record number of arrivals from the US into Canada, it’s also become a political priority for Canada perhaps in a way that it hasn’t before, and that’s partly because most of the effects of the situation have fallen on Quebec.

5. Amarnath Amarasingam:

   I'm not sure what's been happening in Quebec, but it has definitely popped onto the map, this is perhaps partly to do with Quebec’s highly secular culture … but also the struggle to retain a French identity.