Synonyms for rainforest
rain·for·est

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1. rainforestnoun

   Synonyms:
   jungle, tropical forest

2. rainforestnoun

   a forest in a climate with high annual rainfall and no dry season

   Synonyms:
   jungle, tropical forest

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1. rain forest, rainforestnoun

   a forest with heavy annual rainfall

   Synonyms:
   rain forest

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1. List of paraphrases for "rainforest":

   selva, jungle, forest, rain

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1. Toby Gardner:

   The Amazon rainforest is firmly established in the psyche of many for decades now, and rightly so -- The Amazon rainforest's suffering a desperate plight of The Amazon rainforest own, but there are other ecosystems that are disappearing, and we learn about what they are too late.

2. Tereza Cristina:

   We cannot say that, because we have a fire in the Amazon rainforest, Brazilian agribusiness is the great destroyer and should therefore face trade barriers.

3. Keith Beitler:

   It was brought to our attention that an employee of Rainforest Caf in San Antonio shared personal comments on a private group Facebook page, this is not reflective of our company’s views and this employee is no longer employed with us. Our hearts go out to all those affected by Hurricane’s Harvey devastation.

4. Rainforest Foundation Norway:

   This is the largest amount of forest funding ever pledged and it comes at a crucial time for the world's rainforests. The new commitments have the potential to speed up necessary action from both governments and companies. We hope this funding will spur the political changes needed, with big money comes big opportunities, but also great responsibilities. There is not time for baby-steps. Funding should therefore only reward real and substantial action taken by rainforest countries and those who respect the rights of Indigenous people and local communities.

5. Alexandre Antonelli:

   The implications of this study for the Amazon are terrifying, unless urgent action is taken now, we may be on the brink of losing the world's largest and most biodiverse rainforest, which has evolved for at least 58 million years and sustains the lives of tens of millions of people.