Synonyms for EDINBURGH
ˈɛd nˌbɜr ə, -ˌbʌr ə; esp. Brit. -brəed·in·burgh

Princeton's WordNet

1. Edinburghnoun

   the capital of Scotland; located in the Lothian Region on the south side of the Firth of Forth

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1. • Lothian Region
   • National Capital

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1. Prince Phillip:

   It looks as if it was put in by an Indian. (looking at an old-fashioned fuse box while on a factory tour near Edinburgh)

2. Royalty TV Nick Bullen:

   I think everyone was rather surprised that he wouldn’t be coming to the Thanksgiving Service because he was very close to the Duke of Edinburgh, he obviously came back for the funeral, so his decision was surprising to people. There doesn’t seem to be much reason as to why he wouldn’t come.

3. Duke of Cambridge:

   Our grandparents, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, had made support for charity central to their decades of service to the nation and the Commonwealth, the task for us would not be to reinvent the wheel. Instead, our job was to follow the example of those who had come before us, to hold on to the values that have always guided our family, but also to seek to engage in public life in a way that was updated and relevant for our generation.

4. Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp:

   I am already hearing rumors from contacts in London that big financial companies are instructing lawyers to look at Edinburgh as a hub.

5. Prince William:

   My family’s affection for the Royal Navy is well known, and as I saw the work taking place here today, I was thinking of myGrandfather, The Duke of Edinburgh, he would have been fascinated and very excited to see such advances in skills and technology being put into practice.