Synonyms for romania
roʊˈmeɪ ni ə, -ˈmeɪn yə; rɔˈmʌ nyɑro·ma·ni·a

Princeton's WordNet

1. Romania, Roumania, Rumanianoun

   a republic in southeastern Europe with a short coastline on the Black Sea

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1. • Europe
   • European Country

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1. List of paraphrases for "romania":

   romanian, rumania, roumanie, roumania, românia, româniei, romanians, román, luo

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1. Health Minister Victor Costache:

   The man had been in direct contact with an Italian citizen who travelled to Romania earlier this month, he is in a good condition and will be transferred to a Bucharest infectious hospital.

2. Eastern European:

   Every day from different parts of the country, people come to take photos on the orange couch, even in the nearby countries -- from Romania, from Greece, from Macedonia, from Turkey. We have so many visitors just to sit on the orange couch.

3. Van Hinsbergen:

   From this mapping emerged the picture of Greater Adria, and several smaller continental blocks too, which now form parts of Romania, North Turkey or Armenia, for example, the deformed remnants of the top few kilometers of Greater Adria can still be seen in the mountain ranges. The rest of the piece of continental plate, which was about 100 km thick, plunged under Southern Europe into the earth's mantle, where we can still trace it with seismic waves up to a depth of 1,500 kilometers.

4. Cristian Parvulescu:

   These women are stamping their own vision on Romania, before they were not able to do it and they are doing it in a courageous way.

5. William Jackson:

   It's encouraging that there's growing recognition among policymakers that an IMF deal is beneficial for Romania, it would help to shore up confidence in Romania in the event of any external shock and, perhaps most importantly, it acts as an anchor for structural reforms.