Synonyms for Operations
op·er·a·tions

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1. operations, trading operationsnoun

   financial transactions at a brokerage; having to do with the execution of trades and keeping customer records

   Synonyms:
   operations, trading operations

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1. List of paraphrases for "operations":

   transactions, operation, operational, activities, action, actions, processes, functioning, opérations, transaction, operating, exploitation, business, ops, bombings, surgeries, activity, operationpkos, farms, holdings, exercises, missions, 'opérations, operate

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1. Bridget Gandy:

   It won't be because of lack of capital or managing their operations that they fail, but that they haven't managed their operations in such a way as to tick each box to come through the test well.

2. Poonam Muttreja:

   The doctor is getting 250 rupees per surgery. Why would he bother to do only 10 or 20 surgeries when he can do 80? In the Bilaspur case, this is what happened, the doctor did not even change his laparoscope once during the 86 operations. He didn't change his gloves once. He didn't have the time.

3. Matt Degn:

   An enemy is most dangerous when on the defensive, or when they are fighting for survival, this is not an easy fight, ISIS is not the ‘ JV team. ’ ISIS does whatever it takes regardless of consequences to accomplish their tactical operations and strategic goals.

4. Christale Spain:

   There are so many candidates this cycle. Last cycle, people thought Hillary Clinton eight years was a foregone conclusion, so they were going through the motions with Hillary Clinton eight years, now it's anybody's game. You want to reach South Carolina voters early and often, so the earlier you can build operations in some of these states, the better.

5. Ashish Jha:

   It was a great reminder that if you take a population of people and do regular testing twice a week, that you can actually keep outbreaks under control and you can continue, not totally normal operations, but operations like with in-person classes throughout the fall.