Synonyms for mandela
mænˈdɛl əman·dela

Princeton's WordNet

1. Mandela, Nelson Mandela, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandelanoun

   South African statesman who was released from prison to become the nation's first democratically elected president in 1994 (born in 1918)

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1. • Nationalist Leader
   • Statesman

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1. List of paraphrases for "mandela":

   mandilla, mandala, mandi, mandy, mandera

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1. Will Smith:

   I had dinner with Nelson Mandela and Muhammad Ali. I would say that was probably the high point of my career, that was the pinnacle. Nelson Mandela was on my left, and Muhammad Ali was on my right. And so I got fully aware that I meant absolutely nothing in this world.

2. Treasurer Godlewski:

   Milwaukee Bucks's clear that if we want to finally send Ron Johnson packing, we must all get behind Mandela Barnes and fight together, i'm proud of what our 72-county campaign has accomplished, and while I may not be on the ballot this November, every issue we fought to bring front and center will be.

3. World Rugby chairman Bernard Lapasset:

   When I think of that amazing tournament in South Africa 20 years ago, I think of two people, off the field, I think of Nelson Mandela. On the field, I think of Jonah Lomu. Both men inspired millions around the world. Jonah Lomu will forever be a big part of rugby's story.

4. Professor Pezhman Mosleh:

   When Mandela passed away, the long walk to freedom will be longer and harder. I wish with my tears that every parent tell about Mandela to their children, shall their children grow up firmly and with faith.

5. Jessica Tarlov:

   No one could've predicted Fetterman would have a stroke and would be well ahead if people didn't have reservationsabout his health, warnock and Kelly are very strong, and my expectation is that they can win their races. When it comes to Mandela Barnes, it was clear that he was vulnerable on crime — which is Ron Johnson's major emphasis — but I wouldn't call him a weak candidate like a Walker or Masters.