Synonyms for springfield
ˈsprɪŋˌfildspring·field

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1. Springfield, capital of Illinoisnoun

   capital of the state of Illinois

   Synonyms:
   capital of Illinois

2. Springfieldnoun

   a city of southwestern Missouri

   Synonyms:
   capital of Illinois

3. Springfieldnoun

   a city and manufacturing center in southwestern Massachusetts on the Connecticut River

   Synonyms:
   capital of Illinois

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1. Chris Robling:

   Rahm has to say these (critical) things about Rauner. This is a perfect foil for him, rahm knows without someone applying discipline in Springfield (the state capital), which will eventually work its way back to straightening out the city of Chicago, the city will be at risk.

2. Barack Obama:

   The life of a tall, gangly, self-made Springfield lawyer tells us that a different future is possible, he tells us that there is power in words. He tells us that there is power in conviction, that beneath all the differences of race and region, faith and station, we are one people.

3. Springfield Police Chief Lee Graf:

   Eric Eugene Cole was lying in the street, you can see from the videos, and the officer did not see him and struck him with Springfield Police vehicle, that camera focuses where it's pointed. It is not an indicator of what the officer is seeing. It is not an indicator of where Springfield Police're looking.

4. Eleni Demertzis:

   While the Rauners are passionate donors to our schools, individual contributions will never be enough to address the financial challenges facing CPS, it would be helpful if CPS officials came to Springfield and joined in serious good faith discussions about the long-term stability of all of our schools.

5. Tera Thomas:

   There’s this idea that home-schoolers are unsocialized – weirdos, for lack of a better term. But there’s a huge network of people, we have more of a community of friends and parents than we ever did in the three years that we were at Springfield Park.