Synonyms for Hispanic
hɪˈspæn ɪkhis·pan·ic

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1. Hispanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   Spanish

2. Hispanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   Latin, Latino

3. Hispanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   Iberian, Hispanian

Princeton's WordNet

1. Spanish American, Hispanic American, Hispanicadjective

   an American whose first language is Spanish

2. Hispanic, Latinoadjective

   related to a Spanish-speaking people or culture

   "the Hispanic population of California is growing rapidly"

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1. List of paraphrases for "hispanic":

   spanish-speaking, latino, spanish

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1. Frank Garcia:

   I would ask my members not to allow these machines in any of their properties in New York State, and we would ask our Hispanic community not to use the service because they are not really bodegas. Real bodegas are all about human relationships within a community, having someone you know greet you and make the sandwich you like.

2. Mitt Romney:

   Donald Trump is a big megaphone. And I think that some of the things he's said, particularly about Hispanics, will be problematic, certainly for him, if he were to go to the next stage, but for whoever our nominee is, now if our nominee happened to be someone like Marco Rubio or Jeb Bush, who have strong Hispanic roots themselves and connections themselves, that might not be as big an issue.

3. Edward Blum:

   If the state of Oregon wants to target adversely impacted businesses, then fine, but help Hispanic businesses, Asian American businesses, Native American businesses and White businesses that have been adversely affected, not just Blacks', that’s unconstitutional.

4. Rick Santorum:

   I know this will be termed somehow as anti-Hispanic or anti-immigrant, but I would just say that immigration policies should be policies that serve the interest of the American public.

5. Archbishop Jose Gomez:

   But this canonization is more than an ethnic event or a religious event. The Pope is calling all of us in America to reflect on our history and our nation's Hispanic and Catholic heritage and our legacy as a nation of immigrants, for me, this is probably the most important dimension of the Pope's visit.