Synonyms for netherlands
ˈnɛð ər ləndznether·lands

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1. Netherlandsadjective

   Synonyms:
   Dutch, w:South Holland, Holland, w:North Holland

2. Netherlandsnoun

   A country in northwestern Europe bordering Germany and Belgium. Official name: Kingdom of the Netherlands.

   Synonyms:
   Dutch, Holland, w:North Holland, w:South Holland

Princeton's WordNet

1. Netherlands, The Netherlands, Kingdom of The Netherlands, Nederland, Hollandnoun

   a constitutional monarchy in western Europe on the North Sea; half the country lies below sea level

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1. • Europe
   • European Country

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1. List of paraphrases for "netherlands":

   dutch, holland, pays-bas, low, antilles, netherland, bassi, nederland, nederlandse

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1. Chief Executive Jeff Gravenhorst:

   Our growth is too weak in the Netherlands, and the Brazilian macro economy is going through a difficult time now, and that also hits ISS.

2. Matteo Salvini:

   You did a show of strength by contravening the indications of the Italian and Libyan coastguard. Now, you'll carry this human load to the Netherlands, i want to save lives but I'm paid by Italians to defend the safety of Italian citizens. I don't accept there are organizations of pseudo-volunteers that endanger the lives of those who flee Africa and then think to disembark them all in Italy.

3. Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi:

   Germany and the Netherlands said that it's only a business issue, while for us there is an important political value in the doubling of Nord Stream.

4. Irene Rummelhoff:

   I think the interest in offshore wind is growing, uK definitely are the leader, but we also see Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and France are coming up with new auctions asking people to compete for new wind areas.

5. Thomas Spijkerboer:

   Policymakers in Germany, the Netherlands and Britain said this kind of large-scale mission encourages people to cross and leads to more lives lost. But after the big shipwreck in April they changed their minds, they are now spending more money on something which a few months ago they said would cost lives. It's irresponsible to make these major policy decisions without asking whether the factual assumptions are right.