Synonyms for bangladesh
ˌbɑŋ gləˈdɛʃ, ˌbæŋ-bangladesh

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1. Bangladesh, People's Republic of Bangladesh, Bangla Desh, East Pakistannoun

   a Muslim republic in southern Asia bordered by India to the north and west and east and the Bay of Bengal to the south; formerly part of India and then part of Pakistan; it achieved independence in 1971

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1. • Asia
   • Asian Country

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1. List of paraphrases for "bangladesh":

   bangladeshi, bangladeshis, meng, bengal

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1. List of known nicknames for "Bangladesh":

   Shondraé, Shondraé L. Crawford, Mr. Bangladesh, Shondrae Crawford

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1. Amit Shah:

   The Muslims of this country dont have to worry about anything, but should the Muslims of Pakistan be made citizens ? Should Muslims from Bangladesh and Afghanistan and the rest of the world also be given citizenship ? The country can not run like this. The citizenship will be given only to persecuted religious minorities only from these three countries.

2. Min Aung Hlaing:

   We are closely working with neighbouring countries such as China, India, Thailand, Laos and Bangladesh. We will work together for border stability and development.

3. Gerald Staberock:

   We call on Bangladesh to acknowledge the magnitude of the problem and start a complete overhaul of its law enforcement and judiciary systems.

4. Miles Romney:

   You know I think the argument that this was a Muslim-oriented ban fell apart when one recognizes that what 90-95% of the Muslims in the world do not live in the five countries that were affected, india of course, Indonesia, Bangladesh and so forth, Pakistan, major Muslim nations, and they weren't affected by this, so I think it became increasingly clear that this was focused on those individuals that were coming from countries where there is not an appropriate background capacity to check on people.

5. Brad Adams:

   Survivors describe how they flee persecution in Burma only to fall into the hands of traffickers and extortionists, in many cases witnessing deaths and suffering abuse and hunger, interviews with officials and others make clear that these brutal networks, with the complicity of government officials in Burma, Bangladesh, Thailand, and Malaysia, profit from the desperation and misery of some of the world's most persecuted and neglected people.