Synonyms for orlando
ɔrˈlæn doʊor·lan·do

Princeton's WordNet

1. Orlandonoun

   a city in central Florida; site of Walt Disney World

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1. • Florida
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1. List of known nicknames for "Orlando":

   Kunz, Roland

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1. Matt Schlapp:

   During CPAC Orlando with [Florida] Gov. [Ron] DeSantis' leadership, you know, they opened up Florida, when we got back from CPAC Orlando we said, look, Texas is the next big state, they're open. We should reward them and we should do another big conference. We didn't know how big it would be, but it's going to be a big one.

2. Don Garber:

   Bear with us for a bit while we continue to finalize all the details of the Orlando project, as it relates to returning to our stadiums ... I cannot tell you today when we will be returning to our stadiums to play games. That has overshadowed the process.

3. Paolo Banchero:

   I was happy with the way I played, but there was a lot I could improve on, the second game I had a lot of turnovers. Just getting in even better shape. I felt like, those were my first two games, so just build my wind back up. But overall, I think I did pretty good. Paolo Banchero of the Orlando Magic looks on against the Sacramento Kings during Summer League on July 9, 2022, at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. ( Photo by Bart Young/NBAE via Getty Images) HORNETS ’ TERRY ROZIER GETS ‘ THREE WISE MONKEYS ’ TATTOO ACROSS BACK.

4. Lawrence Yahn:

   Unfortunately, because some people have [Orlando] on the back of their mind, they may decide to stay home.

5. Mike Quigley:

   The tragedy at Pulse nightclub in Orlando highlighted the discrimination gay and bisexual men face when attempting to donate blood to those in need, moving towards an individual risk assessment would provide for a fair, equitable, nondiscriminatory blood donation policy, one based in science that allows all healthy Americans to safely donate blood.