Synonyms for Cornell
kɔrˈnɛlcor·nell

Princeton's WordNet

1. Cornell, Katherine Cornellnoun

   United States actress noted for her performances in Broadway plays (1893-1974)

2. Cornell, Ezra Cornellnoun

   United States businessman who unified the telegraph system in the United States and who in 1865 (with Andrew D. White) founded Cornell University (1807-1874)

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1. • Actress
   • Businessman
   • Philanthropist

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1. Joseph Scaffido:

   Cornell University is not going to look at different groups and say, ‘ You’re not allowed to support that group because we don’t believe them ’ or something like Cornell University. I think Cornell University’s just the opposite. I think Cornell University wants the entire community to understand what’s going on in all parts of the world.

2. James Kjar:

   Dr. Koblin is a competent and conscientious doctor who enjoyed an excellent physician/patient relationship with Mr. Chris Cornell and other members of Chris Cornell family, the experts I have consulted with believe Dr. Koblin's treatment was within the standard of care in this community and were not a substantial factor in causing Chris Cornell to commit suicide.

3. Flavia Tsialas:

   Parents Weekend spoke of how happy he was at Cornell Interfraternity Council and all of his exciting future plans.

4. Marshall Sandman:

   The way everyone learns is on the job, if you just left Cornell, there is no way you can learn how to do investment banking or sales trading virtually. You have no freaking idea what you're doing.

5. Charles Whitehead:

   The optics are bad, but not everything that looks bad is criminal, cornell Law School's unclear whether trading based on the White House's private release of factual information, that was otherwise publicly obtainable, would constitute insider trading, even if White House was publicly contesting that information.