Synonyms for athens
ˈæθ ɪnz; ɑˈθi nɛathens

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1. Athens, Athinai, capital of Greece, Greek capitalnoun

   the capital and largest city of Greece; named after Athena (its patron goddess)

   "in the 5th century BC ancient Athens was the world's most powerful and civilized city"

   Synonyms:
   capital of Greece

2. Athensnoun

   a town in southeast Ohio

   Synonyms:
   capital of Greece

3. Athensnoun

   a university town in northeast Georgia

   Synonyms:
   capital of Greece

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1. List of paraphrases for "athens":

   athene, athena, greece

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1. ATHENS

   Synonyms:
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1. Olivier Jakob:

   Greece is an additional risk factor, but I am more focused on Vienna than on Athens right now, the API showed a crude oil stock increase, so more bearish than the consensus.

2. Mohammad Talap:

   After arriving at( Athens') Piraeus port this morning, we all came to the center of Athens Omonia, at Athens Omonia square, we were on Kos island for 12 days. We had serious problems and went through lot of hardship, having no food and water, while everybody was asking us for( our identity) papers, papers after papers.' . Mohammad Talap said he wants to travel away from recession-hit Greece to EU economic powerhouse Germany.

3. Maria Balafa:

   I've never seen the weather in Athens like this during the summer.

4. Frank Furedi:

   Historically some of the most prosperous societies - Ancient Athens, Renaissance Italy, nineteenth century Britain - were among those that were most oriented towards experimentation and the taking of risks.

5. Plutarch:

   He made the city [Athens], great as it was when he took it, the greatest and richest of all cities, and grew to be superior in power to kings and tyrants. Some of these actually appointed him guardian of their sons, but he did not make his estate a single drachma greater than it was when his father left it to him.