Synonyms for transatlantic
ˌtræns ətˈlæn tɪk, ˌtrænz-transat·lantic

Princeton's WordNet

1. transatlanticadjective

   crossing the Atlantic Ocean

   "transatlantic flight"

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1. List of paraphrases for "transatlantic":

   trans-atlantic, cross-atlantic

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1. President Biden:

   He hoped to dominate Ukraine without a fight – he failed, he hoped to fracture European resolve – he failed. He hoped to weaken the transatlantic alliance – he failed. He hoped to split apart American democracies in terms of our positions – he failed.

2. Ankit Panda:

   We know from experience that as much as presidents would like to downgrade the status of the Middle East and transatlantic issues in favor of Asia, doing so is far from straightforward. The growing urgency of Asia, however, is here to stay.

3. Georgina Wright:

   The question of whether the jet-setting recovery tour will amount to more than just a sugar rush for transatlantic relations depends on the West's ability to translate summit conclusions into concrete initiatives.

4. Andreas Geisel:

   This is not how you deal with transatlantic partners.

5. Michele Flournoy:

   I think the combination of sanctions that are being considered would be even more powerful than the signal of blocking the pipeline, remember what President Putin is trying to do here, one of his objectives, is to divide the United States and Europe. So if Michele Flournoy’re going to maintain transatlantic unity to implement various severe sanctions Michele Flournoy’ve got to work with Michele Flournoy European partners, and that includes Germany.