Antonyms for ukraine
yuˈkreɪn, -ˈkraɪn, ˈyu kreɪn; u krʌˈyi nəukraine

Princeton's WordNet

1. Ukraine, Ukrayinanoun

   a republic in southeastern Europe; formerly a European soviet; the center of the original Russian state which came into existence in the ninth century

How to use ukraine in a sentence?

1. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov:

   I very much hope that the steps which the Ukrainian leadership is taking, provoking the tearing away of Donbass will end, ...that Kiev's policy will change toward establishing dialogue with Donbass in order to work out the agreements that will allow all Ukrainians from all the regions to live in Ukraine with equality and respect.

2. Leighton Jones:

   We'd be more than willing to work with other states, particularly if they have supplies that match the requests that we have from Ukraine.

3. Trent Telenko:

   As far as 12 of one model, 30 of another and 100 of a third … that’s another Wednesday morning in the British Army, ukraine is throwing smart people at their maintenance issues along with both true mechanized logistics and modern warehousing information technology to help keep track of parts with modern 2D and 3D bar coding on their spares packaging.

4. David Spika:

   When do you start buying ? once we get clarity about what's going on in Ukraine.

5. Mike Pompeo:

   From the time that Ambassador Yovanovitch departed Ukraine until the time that Ambassador Yovanovitch came to tell me that Ambassador Yovanovitch was Ambassador Yovanovitch, I never heard Ambassador Yovanovitch say a single thing about Ambassador Yovanovitch concerns with respect to the decision that was made.

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