Synonyms for bangladeshi
bangladeshi

Princeton's WordNet

1. Bangladeshiadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Bangladesh

2. Bangladeshi, East Pakistaniadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Bangladesh or its people or language

   "Bangladeshi dialects"

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1. List of paraphrases for "bangladeshi":

   bangladesh, bangladeshis, bengali, meng

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1. Hatem Uraibi:

   Bangladeshi workers will be banned from entry into Libya, they come for work for Libyan firms but then embark on illegal migration (to Europe).

2. Rafida Bonya Ahmed:

   While Avijit and I were being ruthlessly attacked, the local police stood close by and did not act, now, we demand that the Bangladeshi government do everything in its power to bring the murderers to justice.

3. Sky News:

   Allowing her -- and indeed other terrorists -- back into the U.K. to pursue an appeal would create a national security risk that cannot be fully mitigated, even with the diversion of significant resources, he added. Begums bid to reclaim her citizenship initiallywasstruck down by an immigration court in February. The Special Immigration Appeals Commission, which hears national security cases, said she could instead turn to Bangladesh for citizenship. Yet her lawyer argued that Begum -- who is of British-Bangladeshi heritage was not considered a national of Bangladesh and was therefore rendered stateless by the deprivation decision.

4. Touhidur Rahman:

   Rahman is a Bangladeshi origin British citizen and we suspect he is the main planner of the killings of U.S. blogger Avijit Roy and Ananta Bijoy Das.

5. Rafida Bonya Ahmed:

   While the international community has offered help with the investigation, the Bangladeshi government has failed to mention a word about Avijit’s gruesome murder since the day it occurred, this turning of a blind eye feeds both the public’s sense of cynicism and the terrorists’ sense of invincibility.