Synonyms for 1-800
1-800

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1. 1-800noun

   Synonyms:
   0808, 0500, 0800, Freefone

2. 1-800noun

   A toll-free number or a long-distance telephone numbers; using any of North American toll-free area codes 800, 888, 877, 866, or 855.

   866-555-1234... that's a 1-800 number, isn't it?

   Synonyms:
   0500, 0800, Freefone, 0808

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1. List of paraphrases for "1-800":

   toll-free, 1,800, 1800

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1. Angela Ammons:

   A 90-day supply of PPE would've cost us about $2,800, now it costs me over $100,000. Plus, lost reimbursement, decreased volume, and all the other expenses we had to pay in hazard pay and trying to recruit nursing staff from agencies to come in – it really has hit us hard.

2. Erika Eleniak:

   We shot for three months in Mobile, Alabama, and it was a tough shoot. There were about four or five on the entire crew of 1,800 men. It was definitely interesting. I learned a lot on that shoot watching Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey work … It was a hard shoot, I have to say. Long hours … But it was an incredible learning experience for me.

3. Ben Carson:

   I had a program at the hospital where I'd bring in 800 students at a time, frequently elementary students, and you would say, 'How are you going to be able to speak to 800 elementary students and keep them quiet?' You know what: By speaking softly. Because then they'd say, 'Oh, what's he saying?' And they would shut up.

4. Rochelle Walensky:

   We have not been victorious over it, i don't think that in any regard anyone can claim victory when, Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky know, there are 800,000 people who are dead because of this virus.

5. Jill Rosengard Hill:

   Netflix is the 800 lbs. gorilla in the streaming world, they are releasing new shows weekly at an alarming rate to acquire and retain subscribers, forcing other players to focus on aggressively marketing and differentiating their own offerings.