Synonyms for 1920s
1920s

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1. 1920snoun

   Synonyms:
   20s, twenties

2. 1920snoun

   The decade from 1920 to 1929.

   Synonyms:
   twenties, 20s

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1. twenties, 1920snoun

   the decade from 1920 to 1929

   Synonyms:
   twenties, mid-twenties

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1. List of paraphrases for "1920s":

   1920, twenties, 20s, mid-twenties

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1. Alastair Key:

   The diversity of tools is fantastic. In the 1920s, the site produced some of earliest handaxes ever discovered in Britain. Now, for the first time, we have found rare evidence of scraping and piercing implements at this very early age.

2. Terry Schulman:

   Known in the 1920s as ‘Goddess of the Silver Screen,’ Dolores Costello was one-third of the first great family of movie stars, her father, Maurice Costello, was the first screen heartthrob, her sister Helene starred in the first all-talking picture.

3. Maggie Smith:

   I mean, (my character) certainly can't keep going, to my knowledge, I must be 110 by now. We're into the late 1920s.

4. Erin Thompson:

   It was used as a Christian church ... and then as a mosque until the 1920s, so it's really an example of the type of synchronism of religion that ISIS is seeking to destroy.

5. Stanley Goldfarb:

   If you go back into the 1920s and thirties, it was Jews that were excluded as a definite category. And there was an interesting study done several years ago where someone wrote to the medical schools of the various medical schools around the country, and they acknowledged the fact that they had limited the number of Jewish applicants that they would accept. So … we totally reject this, we think that admission to medical schools should be based on merit and merit alone. And that and there are plenty of African-American students who are highly qualified and are worthy of admission to medical school, and they should be admitted to medical school if they so desire to enter medical school – but on the basis of the fact that they've achieved what they've achieved, not because of some desire to create some sort of quota system in medicine where every medical school class perfectly reflects the population in the United States. And even if one tries to do that … it ends up excluding many people – typically South Asians and East Asian individuals are the ones who end up getting excluded.