Synonyms for oakland
ˈoʊk ləndoak·land

Princeton's WordNet

1. Oaklandnoun

   a city in western California on San Francisco Bay opposite San Francisco; primarily and industrial urban center

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1. List of paraphrases for "oakland":

   auckland

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1. Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong:

   It's my effort to ensure the community as they come to Oakland that they can peacefully assemble and if they march or protest in our city, they don't have to worry about deployments outside of policy, clear accountability will happen to those that violate policy.

2. The Warriors:

   It's another opportunity for kids in Oakland, obviously, Gary is a Hall of Famer, Oakland legend and I think the kids will respect that. Everybody in the basketball community in Oakland admires Gary. He knows what he's talking about, he knows what he's doing, so I'm excited to see what happens up there. It's just another opportunity for kids in Oakland to follow their dreams. If it's not with basketball, opportunities in the classroom around the game. Hopefully, it goes well.

3. Bill Belichickhas:

   Obviously, hes not familiar with our offense. The systems that hes been in have been quite different, jon [Gruden] does the West Coast offense, and theres very little carryover from their system [in Oakland] to our system....Similar thing in Pittsburgh. Hes working hard to pick it up, and were working hard to get it to him.

4. Clarence Dass:

   Mr. Sikora has not been charged with any crime. Nevertheless, upon learning of the Crumbleys’ arrest on December 4, 2021, he voluntarily contacted the Detroit Police Department and Oakland County Sheriff’s Office to provide information.

5. Michael Haddad:

   We have gotten fewer calls of concern about the Oakland Police Department, we used to get more calls about shootings and just incidental use of force.