Synonyms for syracuse
ˈsɪr əˌkyus, -ˌkyuzsyra·cuse

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1. Syracusenoun

   a city in central New York

   Synonyms:
   siege of Syracuse

2. Syracuse, Siracusanoun

   a city in southeastern Sicily that was founded by Corinthians in the 8th century BC

   Synonyms:
   siege of Syracuse

3. Syracuse, siege of Syracusenoun

   the Roman siege of Syracuse (214-212 BC) was eventually won by the Romans who sacked the city (killing Archimedes)

   Synonyms:
   siege of Syracuse

4. Syracuse, siege of Syracusenoun

   the Athenian siege of Syracuse (415-413 BC) was eventually won by Syracuse

   Synonyms:
   siege of Syracuse

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1. • New York
   • Sicily
   • City
   • Siege

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1. List of paraphrases for "syracuse":

   siracusa

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1. Michael Hausfeld:

   I understand, I think, where the NCAA is coming from. We would not let the NCAA come in and tell us how to run our chemistry department at Syracuse University, it sounds like someone is trying to say the NCAA should have been supervising that department at the University of North Carolina, and there's no logic to that.

2. Theta Tau:

   It was revealed that the video was a parody, skit, or roast of the active brothers by a pledge class, and not Chapter members hazing, humiliating, or disparaging its pledges as Syracuse University had described to Theta Tau central office. However, this does not excuse the behavior.

3. Karen Felter:

   The 15 students have been suspended indefinitely for one to two years, this means Syracuse University does not have any obligation to readmit them once the suspension is over. Syracuse University is up to their discretion.

4. Kent Syverud:

   The students have rights in this process, and they will be observed, outcomes could include suspension or expulsion from Syracuse University.

5. Andrew Cuomo:

   The hateful activities at Syracuse University are most disturbing, not only to the Syracuse University community, but to the greater community of New York, they have no been handled in a manner that reflects this states aggressive opposition to such odious, reckless, and reprehensible behavior. That these actions should happen on the campus of a leading New York university makes this situation even worse.