Synonyms for las vegas
lɑs ˈveɪ gəslas ve·gas

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1. Las Vegasnoun

   Synonyms:
   The Strip, Sin City, Vegas

2. Las Vegasnoun

   A desert city in Nevada, USA, known for its large hotels, extravagant entertainment and dining, and gambling.

   Synonyms:
   Sin City, Vegas, The Strip

Princeton's WordNet

1. Las Vegasnoun

   largest city in Nevada; located in southeastern Nevada; originally settled by Mormons but is now famous for entertainment and gambling and general excess

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1. • Nevada
   • City

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1. Commissioner Roger Goodell:

   I'm pleased to announce that Las Vegas will host the 2022 NFL Draft, where we look forward to holding an even bigger and better event than we could have ever imagined this year.

2. Sal LaBarbera:

   Many of our murder suspects have connections to Las Vegas, it is not unusual for our suspects to flee to Vegas.

3. Glenn Youngkin:

   Terry, you just made folks in Las Vegas a lot of money, there's an over-under tonight on how many times you're going to say 'Donald Trump,' and it was 10, and you just busted through it.

4. Hillary Clinton:

   You could see on that stage in Las Vegas how we are maybe approaching these problems with different solutions, but we're both seeing the pressures that American families are under and the challenges that they're facing, we're not peddling the same old failed policies of trickle-down economics and let the corporations do what they want and cut taxes on the wealthy.

5. Ernest Wooden:

   They will come here and rent cars on their own, they are wealthier, often highly educated, and willing to venture out to San Francisco, San Diego, Las Vegas. They love the Lakers, they deify Kobe Bryant. That's a demographic shift.