Antonyms for al-Qaedaal-qae·da

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1. al-Qaeda, Qaeda, al-Qa'ida, al-Qaida, Basenoun

   a terrorist network intensely opposed to the United States that dispenses money and logistical support and training to a wide variety of radical Islamic terrorist groups; has cells in more than 50 countries

   Synonyms:
   foundation, foot, bag, radix, stand, substructure, theme, base of operations, radical, alkali, basis, home, groundwork, al-Qa'ida, understructure, root, infrastructure, al-Qaida, pedestal, floor, fundament, cornerstone, stem, root word, nucleotide

How to use al-Qaeda in a sentence?

1. Another State Department official:

   The core of HTS is Al Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria.

2. United States:

   We're well aware of the history of the Taliban, including the Haqqani network and its complicated history with al Qaeda, which is exactly why any deal, if one is reached, will be so stringently monitored and verified, everyone should clearly understand that this administration will do whatever is necessary to protect the American people. We have the will and the capacity to enforce the terms of any agreement and to respond to violations. We will never give up our ability to protect American interests. And this includes not only the outstanding armed forces fielded by the United States and our partners, but the full array of United States and partner economic, diplomatic, and political pressure.

3. Veryan Khan:

   FromAl Qaeda in the Arabian PeninsulatoJabhat al-Nusra toAnsar al-Sharia in LibyatoJaysh al-Islam, the rate of membership escalation for each discrete channelis staggering, within a week's time, one single Islamic State channel went from 5,000 members to well over 10,000 members. Though it is unclear if what is commonly referred to as ‘ the ISIS fan club ’ will migrate toTelegram, what is clear is that the hard core disseminators already have.

4. Jennifer Griffin:

   The president just said that there is no al Qaeda presence in Afghanistan, that does not seem to be correct.

5. Marcus Hicks:

   Both ISIS and al Qaeda franchises here should be taken seriously, they both have either carried out or attempted attacks on western interests in West Africa, and they both have aspirations to continue attacks on western interests here, and then to attack the west beyond here.

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