Synonyms for Afghanistan
æfˈgæn əˌstænafghanistan

Princeton's WordNet

1. Afghanistan, Islamic State of Afghanistannoun

   a mountainous landlocked country in central Asia; bordered by Iran to the west and Russia to the north and Pakistan to the east and south

   "Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan in 1979"

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1. List of paraphrases for "afghanistan":

   afghan, afganistan, 'afghanistan, afghani

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1. Suhail Shaheen:

   Afghanistan is the Graveyard of Empires. Afghanistan is a swamp, the more you move, the more you bog down.

2. Nathan Sales:

   The administration is really leaning forward in encouraging people to leave because they simply don't want more headlines about how the administration failed a second time and left Americans stranded, part of the reason the White House is calling for Americans to leave now is because the administration is feeling snake-bitten by Afghanistan. The president told us that he was going to stay in country until we got every single American out. Obviously, that didn't happen, and we still have hundreds, maybe thousands of American citizens stranded behind enemy lines in Afghanistan.

3. Rusty Payne:

   They basically have a three-headed monster now in Africa, they have the coke problem from South America, the heroin from Afghanistan, and the home-grown meth that is making its way to South Africa and Asia. We're trying to address it as we can, but that is tough.

4. Mullah Abdul Niazi:

   Their (Mansour's) armed men are raiding ?in different places in Afghanistan and forcing their rivals to announce allegiance to Mansour.

5. The Times:

   President Donald Trump sees President Donald Trump as elected to get out of America's' endless wars.' But there is a big difference between fighting an endless war and instituting a persistent presence in Afghanistan to safeguard both American interests and those of the Afghan people... Haqqani's tepid assurances in The Times that the Taliban, going forward, will be just a normal bunch of Afghan politicians don't mesh well with the FBI's continued assessment that he is one of the world's most wanted terrorists.