Synonyms for commons
com·mons

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1. park, commons, common, greennoun

   a piece of open land for recreational use in an urban area

   "they went for a walk in the park"

   Synonyms:
   parkland, park, third estate, putting surface, ballpark, putting green, leafy vegetable, commonality, car park, jet, common, greenness, greens, green, commonalty, special K, parking area, super acid, common land, parking lot, super C, honey oil, cat valium, viridity

2. commons, common landnoun

   a pasture subject to common use

   Synonyms:
   third estate, green, park, common land, commonality, commonalty, common

3. commonalty, commonality, commonsnoun

   a class composed of persons lacking clerical or noble rank

   Synonyms:
   third estate, green, park, common land, commonality, commonalty, commonness, common

4. third estate, Commonsnoun

   the common people

   Synonyms:
   commonalty, commonality, common, common land, third estate, green, park

Matched Categories

1. • Class
   • Estate Of The Realm
   • Pasture
   • Tract
   • Urban Area

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1. commonsnoun

   Synonyms:
   lower house of parliament, house of Commons

2. commonsnoun

   Synonyms:
   provisions, food, fare

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1. List of paraphrases for "commons":

   common, communes, joint, municipalities, shared

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1. Admiral Michael Rogers:

   Can we create a 'global commons', so to speak, that enables open, reliable, safe and resilient communications, a flow of information and ideas?

2. Bernie Sanders:

   The establishment is getting very nervous about our campaign, tonight, theyre going to turn on the TV and find the 10,000 people who came out to the Boston Commons and theyre going to become even more nervous.

3. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn:

   After two years of failed negotiations, the House of Commons has delivered its verdict on her Brexit deal, and that verdict is absolutely decisive, her governing principle of delay and denial has reached the end of the line.

4. Admiral Michael Rogers:

   I'd like to see if we can create something equivalent to the maritime world in the cyber world that enables us to keep moving information, keep moving commerce, keep moving ideas on a global basis, can we create a 'global commons', so to speak, that enables open, reliable, safe and resilient communications, a flow of information and ideas?

5. The EUs Brexit coordinator:

   The trouble is that it is always a draw in the House of Commons.