Synonyms for Motherland
ˈmʌð ərˌlændmoth·er·land

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1. motherlandnoun

   Synonyms:
   homeland, fatherland

2. motherlandnoun

   The country of one's ancestors.

   Synonyms:
   homeland, fatherland

3. motherlandnoun

   The country of one's birth.

   Synonyms:
   fatherland, homeland

4. motherlandnoun

   Country of origin.

   Synonyms:
   fatherland, homeland

5. motherlandnoun

   Mother country in contrast to its colonies.

   Synonyms:
   fatherland, homeland

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. fatherland, homeland, motherland, mother country, country of origin, native landnoun

   the country where you were born

   Synonyms:
   motherland, fatherland, homeland, native land, country of origin, mother country

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1. List of paraphrases for "motherland":

   homeland, fatherland, patrie, mother, patria, pains, maternal, al-watan, patriotic

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1. Xi Jinping:

   Taiwan's fate is connected with the motherland. Wan Wan, come home.

2. President Vladimir Putin:

   It (the commemoration) has become a symbol of sacred closeness between Russia and its people, and in such unity and loyalty to the motherland lies our strength, our confidence, and our dignity.

3. Vladimir Putin:

   The citizens of Russian can rest assured that the territorial integrity of our motherland and our independence and freedom will be defended, those who are using nuclear blackmail against us should know that the wind can turn around.

4. Maria Butina:

   I came to the US not under orders but with hope, i sought to build bridges between my motherland and the country that I grew to love.

5. Anthony Bouadi:

   The moment you get to know your history, it is going to change you,” he said. “We are encouraging our brothers and sisters from the U.S., from the Caribbean from Europe to come back to their Motherland Africa to get to know the culture … and whatever the ancestors went through.”