Synonyms for Homeland
ˈhoʊmˌlænd, -ləndhome·land

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1. fatherland, homeland, motherland, mother country, country of origin, native landnoun

   the country where you were born

   Synonyms:
   motherland, fatherland, homeland, native land, country of origin, mother country

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1. • Country

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1. List of paraphrases for "homeland":

   patrie, patria, fatherland, motherland, nation, internal, home, country, al-watan, inland, domestic, procedure, hometown, inner, territory, homes

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1. Joe Tsai:

   Chinese citizens stand united when it comes to the territorial integrity of China and the country's sovereignty over her homeland. This issue is non-negotiable.

2. Bret Raymond:

   These are families living with their kids, sometimes families are splitting up and some of the family is being behind to defend their homeland … there's a huge injustice that is happening.

3. Max Abrahms:

   The cold truth is that Americans care much more about keeping safe from terrorism than the humanitarian nightmare unfolding in Afghanistan, this means that Americans can tolerate the Taliban even in Kabul so long as it’s not aiding al Qaeda in committing terrorism outside the region. I do not see the U.S. returning to Afghanistan unless there’s another mass casualty attack on the homeland. I hope the Taliban understands this hierarchy of American foreign policy interests.

4. Dana Perino:

   At some point, does n’t the White House get involved ? they said technically there was material support when Chuck Grassley was 9 years old. I ca n’t imagine that somebody at the White House does n’t call up the Department of Homeland Security and say, ‘ Honestly ? Stop it. You have the power to stop it. ’.

5. Patrick Rodenbush:

   The court's order to turn over immigration records would undermine trust in the Department of Homeland Security’s ability to maintain the confidentiality of personal information, which is essential to its mission.