Synonyms for Nordic
ˈnɔr dɪknordic

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1. Scandinavian, Scandinavian language, Nordic, Norse, North Germanic, North Germanic languageadjective

   the northern family of Germanic languages that are spoken in Scandinavia and Iceland

   Antonyms:
   brunet, brunette

2. Nordicadjective

   of or relating to or constituting the Scandinavian group of languages

   "Nordic languages have a gender system"

   Antonyms:
   brunet, brunette

3. Nordicadjective

   relating to Germany and Scandinavia

   "Hitler wanted Nordic people to rule Europe"

   Antonyms:
   brunet, brunette

4. nordicadjective

   resembling peoples of Scandinavia

   Antonyms:
   brunet, brunette

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1. List of paraphrases for "nordic":

   nordisk, scandinavian, northern, norden, norse, north, scandinavia, ngl, northerly, left-nordic, nord

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1. Norwegian Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeld:

   We don’t know what Turkey really means but from (the) Norwegian perspective, we are 100% behind Finland and Sweden if they decide to apply for membership in NATO, this will also strengthen the Nordic cooperation because we chose differently after World War 2, so I think that this is a historic moment right now.

2. Roberto Flore:

   The new Nordic diet is based on seasonal ingredients, and it aims to elevate the products that are available in the Nordic region, techniques used to process food can be diverse and not necessarily related to past Nordic traditions of cooking.

3. Emil Tedeschi:

   We're strong in southeast Europe and now we want to mirror that position in Germany, Austria and Nordic countries. We're eyeing acquisitions in that region but we also aim to grow organically by strengthening our sales and distribution channels.

4. Petter Stordalen:

   The focus on sustainability permeates what we do in Nordic Choice.

5. Gert Tinggaard:

   The Nordic welfare state works due to trust. You have to trust that people work and pay taxes when they are able to do so, the second condition is that you also have to trust the politicians.