Synonyms for PARIS
ˈpær ɪs; Fr. paˈriparis

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1. Paris, City of Light, French capital, capital of Francenoun

   the capital and largest city of France; and international center of culture and commerce

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   genus Paris, capital of France

2. Paris, genus Parisnoun

   sometimes placed in subfamily Trilliaceae

   Synonyms:
   genus Paris, capital of France

3. Parisnoun

   (Greek mythology) the prince of Troy who abducted Helen from her husband Menelaus and provoked the Trojan War

   Synonyms:
   genus Paris, capital of France

4. Parisnoun

   a town in northeastern Texas

   Synonyms:
   genus Paris, capital of France

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1. List of paraphrases for "paris":

   betting, parisian, pariza, paris-based, parisien

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1. List of known nicknames for "Paris":

   Paris (rappeur)

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1. PARIS

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   Peripheral Artery Radiation Investigational Study [study of the Nucletron® Paris® leg artery radiation catheter]

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1. Mamadou Sakho:

   When I first came here, when I came from Paris Saint-Germain in France, I [ started ] with Liverpool, so I had to find a new barber in the UK, so after I came here in South London, South London was South London, South London was South London. I spoke to a few players to find who was the best barber here in South London. A few of them told me Nikki was really good. So I called him and started to work with him.

2. Freshman Lee Zeldin:

   I strongly believe we were reminded in Paris that these radical Islamic extremists, they want to wipe Israel off the map, they target not only Jews but our freedom our exceptionalism as Americans -- the whole western world.

3. Mohamed Adow:

   Political leaders at the U.N. talks need to be reminded that they can't negotiate with the climate, otherwise we're in danger of sleepwalking into a failed deal in Paris.

4. Christopher Cardozo:

   I've sent exhibitions to 40 countries, from Papua New Guinea to South Africa to Paris, Finland, all over the world, and what we've seen is people responding to these images irrespective of their socioeconomic status, independent of their culture, independent of their educational background.

5. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio:

   This is a civilizational struggle between the values of freedom and liberty, and radical Islamic terror. What happened in Paris could happen here, there is no middle ground. These aren't disgruntled or disempowered people. These are radical terrorists who want to kill us, because we let women drive, because we let girls go to school.