Synonyms for austrian
aus·tri·an

Princeton's WordNet

1. Austrianadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Austria

2. Austrianadjective

   of or relating to Austria or its people or culture

   "Austrian music"

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1. List of paraphrases for "austrian":

   austria, österreichische, austrians, österreichischen, al-nimsawi

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1. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico:

   There is a big risk, and the weekend confirmed this, that migrants will try to go around this Slovenian-Austrian border and get north through Hungary to Slovakia and on to the Czech Republic and Germany.

2. Dominic Thiem:

   He's a role model for every Austrian tennis player. He's the biggest in our sport in Austria, that's why, even though I'm a little bit too young for him, he's still a role model for everyone.

3. Sebastian Kurz:

   We agreed ... that next week there will be a meeting of the German, Austrian and Italian interior ministers with the goal of taking measures to shut the Mediterranean route into Europe, to make sure that illegal immigration to Europe on this route is stopped.

4. Switzerlands Loic Meillard:

   > Jan 25( Reuters) - Switzerlands Loic Meillard won the mens World Cup giant slalom under lights in Schladming on Wednesday, with fellow countryman Gino Caviezel second fastest down the foggy slopes in the Austrian Alps.Meillard finished 0.59 of a second faster than Caviezel, while Marco Schwarz from Austria came third, 0.81 of a second after Meillard.It was pretty good. It was difficult to get in a rhythm with yesterday and the late finish. I felt good, I like the snow, and I like that slope. So, it was cool.

5. Vatican News:

   During the Vatican's anthem, some Austrian women raised their shirts, displaying writing on their stomachs and backs in favor of abortion, then sending pro-LGBT messages in opposition to the church's stance.