Synonyms for EUROPEAN
ˌyʊər əˈpi ən, ˌyɜr-eu·ro·pean

Princeton's WordNet

1. Europeanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Europe

2. Europeanadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Europe or the people of Europe

   "European Community"

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1. List of paraphrases for "european":

   europe, eu, europeans, européenne, européen, europea, europeo, européennes, europäische, europe-wide, europäischen, europejskiego, europäisches, europeu, europejski

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1. Jack Semple:

   I think were Schengen to be scrapped, we're into a completely new era, there would have to be a rethinking of the European supply chain, stocking levels and that would obviously impact on cash flow.

2. Sergio Garcia:

   I am quite clear about what I am going to do with the European circuit. Probably leave it. I want to play where I feel loved, and right now in the European Tour I am not feeling loved, i am very happy with what I have achieved, and I am going to try to enjoy it. I will play less and will spend more time at home. If I can not play any more major, that's the way it is, but it is not something that bothers me a lot. I am feeling sad because of the Ryder Cup but right now in the way I am playing I won't be selected.

3. Jurgen Maier:

   What we need to do now is get closer to our European partners and work out what a realistic, pragmatic Brexit is, which works for both sides.

4. Sean Sherman:

   In Manhattan, you can go out for anything. If you want Peruvian food, if you want northern Japanese food, you can pick it, but you can't get the food of where you actually are, we felt it was really super necessary and important to showcase that there is a true food of North America and that there is Indigenous culinary history here, and it doesn't start with European history, but it starts with Indigenous histories.

5. Vitor Constancio:

   The unemployment rate in Europe is a very high 11 percent, which is destabilizing the continent, european values are being eroded as a result of the fear that unemployment creates.