Synonyms for baltic
ˈbɔl tɪkbaltic

Princeton's WordNet

1. Baltic, Baltic Seanoun

   a sea in northern Europe; stronghold of the Russian navy

2. Baltic, Baltic languageadjective

   a branch of the Indo-European family of languages related to the Slavonic languages; Baltic languages have preserved many archaic features that are believed to have existed in Proto-Indo European

3. Balticadjective

   of or pertaining to or characteristic of the Baltic States or their peoples or languages

4. Balticadjective

   of or near or on the Baltic Sea

   "The Baltic republics"

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1. • Sea

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1. List of paraphrases for "baltic":

   baltica, balti

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1. Julianne Smith:

   A lot of these countries are saying, I'm sorry, if I'm sitting in the Baltic States or if I'm Poland -- the only thing I really care about right now is the Russian bear, and I want to insure that the Russians don't come for us.

2. The Baltic Exchange:

   Subject to receiving sufficient support, and to it receiving the endorsement of the Baltic Exchange board, it is expected that a scheme of arrangement will then be circulated to shareholders and a general meeting will be announced, for shareholders to vote on an offer from SGX.

3. Valery Dzutsati:

   Let’s suppose Putin takes Ukraine very quickly and establishes control very quickly, in a matter of weeks, then he will move on, the next target will perhaps be one of the Baltic states.

4. Edgars Rinkevics:

   Countries such as Italy, Spain and Portugal have each participated in air patrol missions in the Baltic states twice already, solidarity is a two-way street.

5. Arnoldas Pranckevicius:

   The Baltic states are close partners, have a similar epidemiological situation and their economies are well integrated, so the free movement of people as well as goods is very important for the region, opening the borders is up to the member states, and the European Commission expects them to talk to each other, to coordinate their actions and to not discriminate against nationals of other EU members.