Synonyms for mega
mega

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1. List of paraphrases for "mega":

   giant, maiga, mighty

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1. mega

   Synonyms:
   Mega-

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1. Malhaiko Senechal:

   When I heard the interpreter who was doing the interview with Radio Mega Mega, I immediately knew that I was in danger, in danger because these were men that came and assassinated Haitian President. If they can assassinate Haitian President and I am just a simple citizen -- well I was scared for my life.

2. Dave Clark:

   It( became) a mega-production, which I was happy with and Freddie loved. But I didn't think about what we had originally done until a decade or so later, when I thought,' I've never felt that sort of goosebumps feeling that I got on that original run-through at Abbey Road with just Freddie and piano.

3. Paul Scofield:

   The oceans were ripe for the picking with the lack of mega predators, it looks like what was going on was that penguins were just starting to exploit that niche.

4. Anis Aouini:

   This project that is planned for India consisting of 50 Saphonians producing 20 kilowatts of power, a total of one mega watt, will be a wind farm. This power produced in south India, could meet the demands of a small village of 1000 houses even if the energy will be directly injected to the general Indian electricity network. But it's an approximation to ease the understanding for viewers: it's about 1000 houses in India.

5. Lloyd Doggett:

   Funds meant for frontliners went to hospitals previously closed, mega-corporations, and possible fraudsters, the Trump Administration should immediately provide a full accounting of how these millions landed, as they so often do with this Administration, in the pockets of corporate interests and those under investigation for fraud.