Antonyms for aussie
ˈɔ si; esp. Brit. ˈɒz i, ˈɔ ziaussie

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Princeton's WordNet

1. Australian, Aussienoun

   a native or inhabitant of Australia

How to use aussie in a sentence?

1. Evan Lucas:

   It certainly helped the materials space on the Aussie market, but all in all the market has taken the data in its stride, which in my view is a little bit disappointing.

2. Luke Milton:

   When I finished up with professional sport, I really struggled to find that camaraderie and find that mate ship outside of the sport itself, i still get intimidated when I walk into some gym environments. They can be really intimidating places. Looking for a way to bring a positive and team-oriented experience into the fitness industry, Luke Milton founded Training Mate, a fitness studio with an ‘ Aussie ’ flair in West Hollywood, California.

3. Kumar Palghat:

   A credit downgrade would not be a big deal. There is not enough Aussie bonds on supply and Australia is one of the few countries with a positive yield.

4. Ben Le Brun:

   The rally was inspired by the FOMC statement last night, the other factor is the (upward) pressure in the oil market and commodities that will feed through the performance of the Aussie stock market.

5. Joe Montemurro:

   Caitlin Foord at Arsenal said in a media session before Arsenals recent 2-1 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. European football, with the level its at, and the English league obviously making strides as well, I think that was very attractive to us. Arsenal manager Joe Montemurro, Joe Montemurro an Aussie, has added more Matildas in defender Steph Catley and goalkeeper Lydia Williams. Theyre obviously here because they want these challenges.

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