Synonyms for ore
ɔr, oʊrore

Princeton's WordNet

1. orenoun

   a mineral that contains metal that is valuable enough to be mined

2. orenoun

   a monetary subunit in Denmark and Norway and Sweden; 100 ore equal 1 krona

Matched Categories

1. • Fractional Monetary Unit
   • Mineral

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1. List of paraphrases for "ore":

   ores, mineral, crude, rudy, minerals

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1. Donald Trump:

   ( m) ore due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials.

2. Echo Delta:

   But the adventure to a deserted iron ore mine was the most dangerous we've ever done, it hasn't been in use for a long time and was sealed off. If there were any accidents, no one would have known we were inside.

3. Frederic Neumann:

   Hundreds of billions of dollars were spent in new oil, natural gas, iron ore, coal and many other commodities in the expectation that China would continue to grow insatiably forever, that's changed, so many of the investments made by governments and companies now look really bad, and that's hitting economies and company stocks hard ... It's been a huge bubble, a massive misallocation of capital which now has to be wound down.

4. Colin Hamilton:

   In a world where Chinese steel production growth has slowed to low single digits there is no need for new iron ore supply, so why would you go to an infrastructure heavy project in a region that people view as risky?

5. Vale CEO Murilo Ferreira:

   The outlook for iron ore in recent weeks is much better than we saw four months ago. Of the last 24 months, I'm most upbeat right now.