Synonyms for relations
re·la·tions

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1. relations, dealingsnoun

   mutual dealings or connections or communications among persons or groups

   Synonyms:
   dealing, traffic, transaction, dealings

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1. • Social Relation

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1. List of paraphrases for "relations":

   relationships, ties, relationship, links, affairs, dealings, no.2, relaciones, reports, contacts, no., linkages, intercourse, connections, relation, beziehungen, interrelationships

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1. Ismail Demir:

   It is not a correct approach to say 'we won't use them for their sake' about a system that we bought out of necessity and paid so much money for, we have allied relations with Russia and the United States. We have to go on and respect the agreements we signed.

2. Fethullah Gulen:

   We need to take mutual steps to put relations with the United States back on track.

3. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan:

   This process is the planting of the seeds of the new Turkey, those who try to get involved in dirty business and dirty relations with the hope of returning Turkey to its old days are getting the necessary response, and will continue to get it.

4. Julien Barnes-Dacey:

   The fact that the UAE was unwilling to cut off ties with Iran completely, despite the closeness of its relations with Saudi Arabia, shows the difficulty that the Saudis will have in trying to isolate Iran, the downgrading of ties is not fundamentally a question of responding to executions and the storming of an embassy... (but rather) a function of a much deeper conflict between the two states.

5. President Trump:

   Relations between President Trump and Mexico have been strained since the very beginning of Trump’s campaign when President Trump described the immigrants coming from Mexico in harsh terms. When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best, they're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems... They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people.