Synonyms for stations
sta·tions

Princeton's WordNet

1. Stations, Stations of the Crossnoun

   (Roman Catholic Church) a devotion consisting of fourteen prayers said before a series of fourteen pictures or carvings representing successive incidents during Jesus' passage from Pilate's house to his crucifixion at Calvary

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1. List of paraphrases for "stations":

   station, plants, centres, centers, sites, posts, commissariats, positions, broadcasters, assignment, resorts, chains, stops, terminals, offices, allocation, channels, seasons, workstations, terminal, posting, stands, presets, stand

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1. Joe Biden:

   You have folks on television stations talking about the replacement theory -- they're scaring the living hell out of people who don't have a whole lot of emotional stability, taking advantage of... the internet and other means by talking about how we're going to be overtaken.

2. Daniel Skjeldam:

   It's designed to take excessive energy from the engines and put into the battery when the ship doesn't need it, and put it back into the engine when the ship needs it — it is a way of reducing emissions significantly without having charging stations available.

3. Bert Ross:

   Typically, they'll go in because credit cards restrict the maximum amount of fuel you can put in a vehicle, which is usually $75, so they'll make anywhere between two and eight transactions at different gas stations in a day, they use one credit card and they pump three times for $75. And then they would go to another gas station and do the same thing.

4. Leon Wratt:

   Michael Jackson from their playlists isn't currently on any Warner Media Radio stations' playlists, this is a reflection of our audiences and their preferences -- it is our job to ensure our radio stations are playing the music people want to hear.

5. Gwede Mantashe:

   Energy is the catalyst for growth, they even want to tell us to switch off all the coal-generated power stations.