Synonyms for montreal
ˌmɒn triˈɔl, ˌmʌn-; mɔ̃ reɪˈalmon·tre·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. Montrealnoun

   a city in southern Quebec province on the Saint Lawrence River; the largest city in Quebec and 2nd largest in Canada; the 2nd largest French-speaking city in the world

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1. • Quebec
   • City

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1. List of paraphrases for "montréal":

   montréal, montrã, montrealer, montreal-based

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1. Toronto FC:

   We have a tough group and the three matches will be important and have value for not only the tournament but also for the regular season, the league and players have done a nice job of making the most of a difficult situation by getting this tournament off of the ground, and there's no better way to re-engage our fan base than a meaningful match against Montreal.

2. Erika Landry:

   We have six kids that have been transported into different hospitals in Montreal and Laval, but unfortunately we have two other kids that died as a result of the accident.

3. State John Kerry:

   I think that we probably all recognize that an awful lot of the world, most of the world, doesn't know this meeting is taking place, but the truth is our goal for these talks, amending the Montreal Protocol to phase down HFCs, is one of the single most important unitary steps that we could possibly take at this moment to stave off the worst impacts of climate change.

4. Erika Landry:

   He will be meeting the investigators but as of now we do not know the motive of the crime, we have six kids that have been transported into different hospitals in Montreal and Laval, but unfortunately we have two other kids that died as a result of the accident.

5. Nodin Nganji:

   When it comes to protests that I've been part of here in Toronto, or ones that I saw in the media in Ottawa or Vancouver or Montreal, there were mostly two races -- Black and White. Yes, there were a few Asians, but very, very few, i see Black people raising posters, I see white people raising posters. I see very few Brown people engaging in these conversations, or protesting, or donating, or speaking out. I don't think many even recognize their privilege. I know we have some Asian people who are our allies, but from my end it's not enough.