Synonyms for pandemic
pænˈdɛm ɪkpan·dem·ic

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1. pandemicadjective

   an epidemic that is geographically widespread; occurring throughout a region or even throughout the world

   Antonyms:
   specific, ecdemic, endemic, endemical

2. pandemicadjective

   epidemic over a wide geographical area

   "a pandemic outbreak of malaria"

   Antonyms:
   endemical, ecdemic, endemic, specific

3. pandemicadjective

   existing everywhere

   "pandemic fear of nuclear war"

   Antonyms:
   endemical, endemic, ecdemic, specific

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1. panny

   Submitted by ryan_1 on December 28, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "pandemic":

   epidemic, pandemics

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1. Gerry Connolly:

   What would happen tomorrow in the wake of this pandemic if The Postal Service announced tomorrow that they were going out of businesses and they were laying off all their workers ?

2. Tori Cooper:

   Six transgender woman have been killed over the last 23 days — which is just over three weeks — in this country. This violence is heartbreaking and horrifying. It must end, we have already seen more trans and gender non-conforming people killed this year since we began tracking these deaths in 2013, and the numbers continue to climb, even during a pandemic.

3. Doug Parker:

   We support the federal mask mandate. Full stop. It was issued by the TSA and in consultation with CDC and other health experts to protect the safety and well-being of our customers and team members. Our job is to enforce the mandate, we look forward to the day when there will be no federal mask mandate for air travel, because that will mean the pandemic is behind us. But today is not that day.

4. Kahraman Yildiz:

   We were giving nice religious messages during the month of Ramadan. This month, something different happened because of this pandemic, we are sharing (messages) related to that.

5. Ted Cruz:

   The Democrats have, from thebeginning of the pandemic, treated it as a matter of politics — from theshutdowns we saw all over the country tothe schools that were closed and thekids that werehurt, to the jackbootedthugs thatwent persecuting people of faith whowere going to church andsinging in church, we saw a political agendainstead of common sense to keepus safe. I got to say that culminatedyesterday in the CDC’s absurddecision that people who have been vaccinated must nonethelesswear masks wheninsideand that decision, Sean, that’s not science, that’s politics. It’s purepolitics.