Synonyms for England
ˈɪŋ glənd or, often, -ləndeng·land

Princeton's WordNet

1. Englandnoun

   a division of the United Kingdom

Matched Categories

1. • European Country
   • United Kingdom

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1. englandnoun

   Synonyms:
   Albion (Ancient name)

   Associated words:
   anglomaniac, anglomania, johnny bull, great britain, anglicize, anglicization, anglophobe, anglophobia

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1. List of paraphrases for "england":

   britain, anglia, eng, english, anglican, british, uk, egland

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1. Nikita Mazepin:

   Most of my team comes from England, Italy ... Europe, we’re just basically trying to run a team in the most efficient and best way we can. We’re not really worrying too much about whether it’s popular with the American public or not. That’s kind of how I look at the business side of it. It’s a great way to help us a lot with brand recognition in Europe.

2. Dave Hennen:

   The greatest concentration of smoke will be in the West with the fires, but the jet stream has carried the smoke again all the way into much of New England, including Boston.

3. The Drought Monitor:

   Short-term moderate and severe drought continued to expand, especially in the New York City area, New Jersey, and New England, where rainfall was sparse and temperatures were a few degrees above normal.

4. Novak Djokovics:

   It was almost embarrassing to be a Serb, when in England or the USA in those days.

5. Sam Lindo:

   In some areas they have been making a similar kind of wine for hundreds of years, so I'm sure they will cope - but it is an opportunity for us in England to make a unique kind of wine.