Synonyms for July
dʒuˈlaɪ, dʒə-ju·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. Julynoun

   the month following June and preceding August

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1. • Gregorian Calendar Month

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1. List of paraphrases for "july":

   jul, julio, juillet, juli, 7, june

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1. Andrew Hollenhorst:

   The slowing trend evident across categories raises concern that a slowing trend most evident in manufacturing is also becoming more apparent in the broader economy, this should leave the Fed right on the precipice of providing some 'insurance' by cutting rates at the July meeting.

2. Matt Weik:

   I know certain restaurants that are going to do 1,000 meals a day [ in ] July, August and September, and I know, after several years, that they're going to need this much ground pork and this much pork chops every two weeks.

3. Tim Maimone:

   Each day between May 22 and July 5, we’ll have four 30-minute interactive parties with DJs and party activators, and the music will continue all day long.

4. Richmond Police Chief Gerald Smith:

   There's no telling how many lives this hero citizen saved from one phone call, public safety is a responsibility of us all. One phone call saved numerous lives on the Fourth of July.

5. Maryam Rajavi:

   From the outset we have rejected this reactionary and bellicose policy and seek amicable relations with the rest of our neighbors to confront this regime, the Islamic revolutionary Guard Corps must be designated as a foreign terrorist group and evicted from the region. More sanctions need to be imposed on the regime. the Iranian people long for freedom and democracy, equality, and an advanced society. Moreover the Iranian people demand an overthrow of this regime, she said. Rajavi has called on international organizations to expel Iran because of its support of terrorism, restore sanctions on some officials and start war crimes prosecutions for those that she says are responsible for massacring civilians. Iran, however considers the N.C.R.I a terrorist organization, a claim the group rejects. The N.C.R.I says the regime has executed more than 120,000 of its followers who oppose the regime. Mrs. Rajavi alluded to America’s July 4th Independence Day, and the rights secured in the Declaration of Independence.