Synonyms for aide
eɪdaide

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1. adjutant, aide, aide-de-campnoun

   an officer who acts as military assistant to a more senior officer

   Synonyms:
   adjutant, auxiliary, aide-de-camp, adjutant bird, adjutant stork

2. aide, auxiliarynoun

   someone who acts as assistant

   Synonyms:
   adjutant, auxiliary, aide-de-camp

Matched Categories

1. • Assistant
   • Military
   • Military Officer

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1. List of paraphrases for "aide":

   aide-de-camp, assistant, deputy, aides

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1. Mark Hertling:

   Sanctions, blockades, economic influence, building of alliances against Putin's actions while simultaneously supplying Ukraine with weapons and other aide will hopefully prevent escalations and unintended worldwide consequences.

2. Senator Polsky:

   There were five people. I'm masked, my aide is masked and the three of them were not and it's a small space so the whole thing became very uncomfortable, senator Polsky said Senator Polsky doesn't do interviews with a mask on, and I said I can hear you perfectly, I've had many meetings here.

3. Dan Gerstein:

   It affects her aide, it’s an indirect negative, and therefore the press finds it more interesting than the public does. I’m not trying to say it’s a positive by any means. Clinton has much bigger issues affecting her campaign than a side show like this.

4. Madeleine Albright:

   I'm glad she did it and she is too. I got a text from Huma [ Abedin, Clinton's top aide ] today that said everybody really enjoyed it.

5. Hillary Clinton:

   Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, questioned whether Huma Abedin’s status as a Special Government Employee (SGE), which enabled her to hold four positions simultaneously, created conflicts of interest…Grassley’s letter was prompted by emails from Abedin’s official State Department account obtained by Fox News…[in the messages] Abedin discusses diplomatic matters as well as issues related to her work for both the Clinton Foundation and Teneo, a firm co-founded by a longtime aide to former president Bill Clinton.