Synonyms for oct
oct

Princeton's WordNet

1. October, Octnoun

   the month following September and preceding November

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1. • Gregorian Calendar Month

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1. List of paraphrases for "oct":

   octs, october, ptom, htos, neos, hto, neo, octobers, ptu, stos, ocat, tco, 5031

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1. Shingo Kumazawa:

   The fact that the amount that they bought is big means that a big pension fund could have bought Japanese shares, it's possible to think that the GPIF (Government Pension Investment Fund) was buying after it announced its portfolio change on Oct. 31.

2. Lakshheish M Patel:

   Intelligent step for investors seem is not to buy any share till Oct 2022 and if possible leave stock market for ever. But fools will remain fools and they will purchase more shares now. Till they buy shares, companies will keep dropping price and profit from it. Asian market or USA market fall, Interest rate, GDP data, inflation, FII or DII selling, Economic recession etc drama will be played as a reason for price to be lowered

3. James Pooley:

   The issue is much deeper and more troubling than just staffing WIPO’s Ethics Office with temporary personnel, i filed a complaint of retaliation on Oct. 8, 2014, almost two months before my term at World Intellectual Property Organization ended, and the agency at first did nothing about it.

4. Hannah Cunliffe:

   There is lots of negative news from China, North Korea and indeed almost all of the emerging markets... After last year's good performance we were bound to see a pull-back. Companies will remain cautious in their outlook when they present Oct – Dec 2015 earnings, the Nikkei will trade below its 2015 high for most of this year.

5. Ernie Gates:

   To shut down Stars and Stripes on Oct. 1 would defy the expressed will of the House and pre-empt full consideration by The Senate, there's every reason to expect that the federal government will operate under a Continuing Resolution when the current fiscal year ends on Sept. 30. Secretary Esper and Defense Department should commit to continuing to fund Stars and Stripes under such a scenario -- and when Congress completes the budget process, it should then make Stars and Stripes' funding ironclad.