Synonyms for SPAIN
speɪnspain

Princeton's WordNet

1. Spain, Kingdom of Spain, Espananoun

   a parliamentary monarchy in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula; a former colonial power

Matched Categories

1. • European Country
   • Iberian Peninsula

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1. spainnoun

   Synonyms:
   iberia

   Associated words:
   hispanicism, hispanic, spanish, spaniard, iberian

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1. List of paraphrases for "spain":

   spanish, españa, espagne, 'espagne, buldak, spaniards

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1. Piara Powar:

   In Spain, this structure has been allowed to develop over the years and it hasn’t been challenged, you often have an individual judge, who is linked to a local authority or a regional authority, who then sits as a quasi-judicial figure instead of a disciplinary committee or regulatory commission, which is what happens in other countries. Vinicius Junior was racially by Barcelona fans during a match against Barcelona on October 24, 2021. David Ramos/Getty Images.

2. Conchita Martinez:

   It's great news because we don't have many (women's tournaments) in Spain any more, hopefully, it will become established. To have Garbine there is important. She has a great grass game and will have great expectations.

3. Michael Keating:

   There's a feeling that Catalonia is what makes Spain, without Catalonia there is no Spain. Losing Catalonia would really be quite fatal, while Scotland is seen in England as ultimately dispensable.

4. Pedro Sanchez:

   The new government of Spain is firmly convinced that the project of European integration must lead above all to the establishment of a space of progress and of shared well-being.

5. Albert Rivera:

   If Spain functions well then separatism goes down, but where is the president of the Spanish government? Rajoy shows he doesn't understand what's going on.