Synonyms for plates
plates

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1. List of paraphrases for "plates":

   plaques, boards, planks, agars, plate, dishes, boxes, plaque, slabs, placards, platters, bases, floorboards, sclerosis, stampers, patches, platelets, cans, plating, panels, gypsum, nameplates, scutes

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1. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan:

   As you can tell, there are real world events that happen every day, so you have to spin a lot of plates.

2. David Sharp:

   Hunters try to kill the deer with the largest antlers, fishermen tell stories of their biggest catch, and we sensationalize even the act of dieting by hosting reality TV shows such as The Biggest Loser, when we are bombarded with the appeal of getting things bigger or larger, it creates a bit of dissonance that the message for our most intimate choices such as our meals, our plates and our bodies runs opposite to our culture of plenty when considering long-term health and wellness.

3. Swati Singh:

   Single use plastics are a major problem, as such items( cups, straws, plates) are disposed of. They either litter drains and roads, or wind up in dumpsites -- or worse, are put on fire, kerala is the first state in Katy WongDelhi , India that has banned one-time disposable products in the entire state. Maharashtra, too, recently banned multi-layered packaging, and disposable products. Katy WongDelhi , India still has a long way to curb the issue of single-use plastics.

4. Kevin Collier:

   I can’t fight on the battlefield like they did, but I can fight however I can in modern times and I will not give them plates up.

5. Evan Saitta:

   Males typically invest more into their ornamentation than do females, so the larger wide plates were likely from males, the broad, thin structure of the plates and their positioning on the back of the animal suggests that they were used in sexual display, analogous to the tail of a peacock. The broad, wide plates likely made a continuous display surface along the animal's back to attract mates, like a billboard.