Synonyms for European
ˌyʊər əˈpi ən, ˌyɜr-eu·ro·pean

Princeton's WordNet

1. Europeanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Europe

2. Europeanadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Europe or the people of Europe

   "European Community"

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1. List of paraphrases for "european":

   europe, eu, europeans, européenne, européen, europea, europeo, européennes, europäische, europe-wide, europäischen, europejskiego, europäisches, europeu, europejski

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1. Angela Merkel:

   We have big tasks ahead of us, including Britain's exit from the European Union of course - that will be a subject of our discussion today, especially as the president is traveling on to London to see the British prime minister.

2. Boeing Co:

   Our European competitor, Airbus, is advancing its interests in the market, and Canada recently indicated that it will permit Bombardier access to the Iranian market as well, we understand that the situation in the region is complicated and ever changing and we will continue to follow the U.S. government’s guidance as it relates to conducting business with Iran.

3. Leo Varadkar:

   There is a pathway to a possible deal but there are many issues that still need to be fully resolved, particularly around the consent mechanism and also some issues around customs and VAT, i spoke to the (British) Prime Minister by phone this morning and I have also been in contact with the European Commission and I do think we are making progress but there are issues yet to be resolved and hopefully that can be done today.

4. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:

   We Hungarians are full of fear, people in Europe are full of fear because they see that the European leaders ... are not able to control the situation.

5. Georgina Wright:

   As a big European Union member state, The UK could essentially call the shots. If it agreed with a Commission policy, it would say so loudly at European Union. If it disagreed, it could say so even louder and build coalitions with other like-minded member states. That was obviously never going to work with Boris Johnsons Brexit. The UK would be sitting on the other side of the table with 27 member states opposite.