Synonyms for NSA
nsa

Princeton's WordNet

1. National Security Agency, NSAnoun

   the United States cryptologic organization that coordinates and directs highly specialized activities to protect United States information systems and to produce foreign intelligence information

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1. • United States Intelligence Agency

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1. List of paraphrases for "nsa":

   rn, n.o.s., csn, n.s.a., n.o.s, cntu, anf, nsas, cna, sna, nsc

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1. David Adesnik:

   The role of NSA surveillance -- that has been questioned as something that might infringe on our own freedom of speech, but I think this attack underlines that the real threat to freedom of speech are the terrorists, they are murdering cartoonists and journalists, usually attacks go forward and are carried out due to a lack of human intelligence or a lack of tactical analysis … and that was the failure point in pretty much every terror attack I investigated.

2. William Binney:

   So that means that NSA and a number of agencies in the U.S. government also have those [Clinton] emails.

3. Kim Jong-un Rogers:

   It needs to be done within a framework. I'm the first to acknowledge that, you don't want the FBI and you don't want the NSA unilaterally deciding, 'so, what are we going to access and what are we not going to access?' That shouldn't be for us.

4. Oliver Stone:

   We moved to Germany, because we did not feel comfortable in the U.S., we felt like we were at risk here. We didn't know what the NSA might do, so we ended up in Munich, which was a beautiful experience.

5. Matt Gaetz:

   Amazingly the NSA has issued a statement that is so couched it is functionally an admission. And it's not like the NSA has never lied to us. We were told that there was no collection of American data: Turns out, there were collection of America data.