Synonyms for roulette
ruˈlɛtroulette

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1. roulette, line roulettenoun

   a line generated by a point on one figure rolling around a second figure

   Synonyms:
   toothed wheel, line roulette

2. roulette, toothed wheelnoun

   a wheel with teeth for making a row of perforations

   Synonyms:
   toothed wheel, line roulette

3. roulettenoun

   a gambling game in which players bet on which compartment of a revolving wheel a small ball will come to rest in

   Synonyms:
   toothed wheel, line roulette

Matched Categories

1. • Curved Shape
   • Game Of Chance
   • Wheel

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1. List of paraphrases for "roulette":

   wheel

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1. Jerry Taylor:

   In every other context where you have this degree of risk and uncertainty we rightly hedge, we rightly address the full range of possible outcomes, to not do so in the climate arena when you have this much at stake is incredible to me... Do we really want to go to Vegas and put all our money on one roulette wheel and say,' Well, that's the most possible outcome ?'.

2. Andy Purvis:

   Until and unless we can bring biodiversity back up, we're playing ecological roulette.

3. The Briton:

   Up to now it’s been Lewis is going to be on pole and Lewis is going to lead from the start to the end and that’s it. Nobody’s that excited about it. I ’m keen now to watch all of practices and all the races, if you said to me ‘ I’ve got to sell the house and put all the money on one of them, what would you do ? ’ I ’d say I ’d probably go and play roulette, because anything can happen.

4. John Faulkner:

   Even if you do all that you can do, theres still a possibility that you can be infected with this, if youre not practicing, following the guidelines from the CDC [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention], then were basically playing Russian roulette with our health and our lives and the lives of our friends and families.

5. Justice Antonin Scalia:

   We're just old-fashioned Catholics, playing what used to be known as 'Vatican Roulette,'.