Synonyms for cornwall
ˈkɔrn wɔl; esp. Brit. -wəlcorn·wall

Princeton's WordNet

1. Cornwallnoun

   a hilly county in southwestern England

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1. List of paraphrases for "cornwall":

   cornish

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1. Richard Williams:

   In our minds, this is Brexit-proof, one of the points that we put forward to Cornwall council and the UK, in particular, is that you can't move a tin deposit.

2. Georgia Hull:

   She can’t chew, and she’s eating mashed up foods and drinking through a straw. But we’re getting there. they are absolutely amazing and we can’t manage without them, she said. It saved an awful lot of time for us that day in getting her to hospital. We’ve got a lot of fundraising going on for the air ambulance as a result of this. The guy who drove Georgia from the track to meet the air ambulance, he has had a long beard for 20 years and at the Royal Cornwall Show he is shaving it off to raise funds.

3. Clarence House:

   The Duchess of Cornwall has also been tested but does not have the virus.

4. Richard Williams:

   There are many ex-graduates who came from Camborne, actually trained at South Crofty, and now ply their trade around the world, but many of them still live in Cornwall and I'm sure many of them would like to come back and work at South Crofty rather than travel internationally.

5. Mark Camp:

   It would be great to see [ a revival ] happen, cornwall now is relying on tourism for a lot of its income. So it would be great to see the mining come back.