Synonyms for nasal
ˈneɪ zəlnasal

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1. nasal consonant, nasalnoun

   a consonant produced through the nose with the mouth closed

   Synonyms:
   nasal consonant, os nasale, nasal bone

   Antonyms:
   low, low-pitched

2. nasal, nasal bone, os nasaleadjective

   an elongated rectangular bone that forms the bridge of the nose

   Synonyms:
   os nasale, nasal consonant, nasal bone

   Antonyms:
   low, low-pitched

3. rhinal, nasaladjective

   of or in or relating to the nose

   "nasal passages"

   Synonyms:
   pinched, rhinal, adenoidal

   Antonyms:
   low, low-pitched

4. adenoidal, pinched, nasaladjective

   sounding as if the nose were pinched

   "a whining nasal voice"

   Synonyms:
   wasted, bony, in straitened circumstances(p), haggard, hard up, penurious, skeletal, emaciated, impecunious, adenoidal, penniless, cadaverous, gaunt, pinched, rhinal

   Antonyms:
   low, low-pitched

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1. List of paraphrases for "nasal":

   nose

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1. Shawn Beitel:

   We are looking at COVID-19 in high-risk occupational groups, so these are first responders healthcare workers, and essential frontline workers here in Arizona. We do weekly testing for these individuals, where we're providing them specimens to do nasal swab samples, and this is what students from our college help participate in creating these kits to provide to them. We want to know how effective the vaccines are, how long the immune system is able to help protect someone against COVID-19 along with looking at how the different variants, play a role with the vaccines as well.

2. Jennifer Gommerman:

   I don't think of them as nasal vaccines. I think of them as nasal boosts.

3. Greg Poland:

   The issue with seasonal allergies is that they affect the nose and eye, they tend to be nasal, and most symptoms are localized to the head, unless you also experience a rash.

4. Simon Clarke:

   The reason why cold weather is presumed to cause spreading of coughs, colds and flu is that cold air causes irritation in the nasal passages and airways, which makes us more susceptible to viral infection.

5. United States:

   Hair works a bit like a mop, collecting pollen that's floating in the air, since hair is the closest thing to your nasal passages, it can really bother you. If you wash it or brush it out before you go to sleep, or at least cover it, then you won't be sleeping in all that pollen.