Synonyms for territories
ter·ri·to·ries

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1. nomes

   the english word "nome" comes from nomos, the ancient greek word for the egyptian territories.

   Submitted by rinat on August 7, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "territories":

   territory, territorial, lands, land, territoires, areas, circles, territorios, profession, regions, sector, radi, jurisdictions

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1. Natalie Cooper:

   One good example is the way we usually collect birds. You put up a mist net, then play male bird calls to attract other birds, these will mostly be males trying to defend their territories. Although it is studied far less frequently, female birds also call. So maybe using female calls too might help.

2. Michael Pfau:

   The Catholic bankruptcies are limited in geographic scope. Here there will be claimants from all 50 states and the American territories, we can talk about files and numbers, but in reality if you step back and realize the scope of the human carnage, it's stunning.

3. Cherokee Nation:

   I think we have to look at the roadmaps that are laid out as a suggested path to seating The Cherokee Nation delegate, and certainly the delegates afforded the territories give us an idea of what is workable in the Congress.

4. Thomas Waldhauser:

   These agreements are aimed at accessing Libya's vast oil market, reviving arms sales, and gaining access to coastal territories on the Mediterranean Sea, providing Russia closer access to Europe's southern border.

5. Thomas Waldhauser:

   Russia is more deliberate in Libya as they invoke Gadhafi - era relationships and debts to obtain economic and military contracts, these agreements are aimed at accessing Libya's vast oil market, reviving arms sales, and gaining access to coastal territories on the Mediterranean Sea, providing Russia closer access to Europe's southern border.