Synonyms for wales
weɪlzwales

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1. Walesnoun

   Synonyms:
   Principality

2. Walesnoun

   One of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom

   Synonyms:
   Principality

Princeton's WordNet

1. Wales, Cymru, Cambrianoun

   one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; during Roman times the region was known as Cambria

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1. • United Kingdom
   • Principality

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1. walesnoun

   Synonyms:
   Cambria (Ancient name)

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1. List of paraphrases for "wales":

   welsh, walesa, gales, galls, wells, prince, wils

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1. Dries Mertens:

   And remember the Wales game, everyone thought we'd go through — we went out. We have that on our minds and it gives us strength.

2. Scott Morrison:

   The devastating and horrific fires that we have seen, particularly in New South Wales but also in Queensland, have been absolutely chilling.

3. Phil Hughes:

   Without doubt he was a rising star, with his best cricket ahead of him, he was a hero to kids around the nation and particularly those around his home grounds of New South Wales.

4. Cardiff University Scully:

   Some losses have been priced in ... 2007 is probably the benchmark. If they are doing worse than that then I think serious questions will be raised and should be raised, both about the leadership in Wales and the leadership of the party across Britain, you could have a situation where Labour will certainly have their worst ever performance in Scotland and they could have their worst ever devolved election in Wales as well, and lose significant ground in the English locals.

5. Mark Allison:

   As a lifelong fruits and vegetables ambassador, and a U.K. resident, designing a banana cake worthy of Prince Henry of Wales and the future Duchess Meghan Markle represents a higher calling, both personally and professionally.