Synonyms for berkeley
ˈbɜrk li; for 2,3 also Brit. ˈbɑrk-berke·ley

Princeton's WordNet

1. Berkeley, Bishop Berkeley, George Berkeleynoun

   Irish philosopher and Anglican bishop who opposed the materialism of Thomas Hobbes (1685-1753)

2. Berkeleynoun

   a city in California on the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay; site of the University of California at Berkeley

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1. • California
   • Bishop
   • City
   • Philosopher

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1. List of paraphrases for "berkeley":

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1. Jesse Arreguin:

   We have to balance how we respond with the goal of trying to keep as many [people] safe as possible. unfortunately, extremists from both sides have come to Berkeley in recent weeks to engage in provocation.

2. Shannon Arthur:

   You saw Berkeley, seeing people really get hurt and bloody is something we don't want for our school population.

3. Ann Coulter:

   Berkeley, as you know all along, they’ve been changing their position every five minutes, it’s like a game of musical chairs and whenever the music stops the answer is, ‘no, she can’t speak.’ My allies whom I love are on the same side, they ran away, they gave in. And then there was nothing I could do.

4. Jesse Arreguin:

   Unfortunately, extremists from both sides have come to Berkeley in recent weeks to engage in provocation.

5. Andrew Siemion:

   The Breakthrough Listen program has the most powerful SETI equipment on the planet, and access to the largest telescopes on the planet, we can look at The Breakthrough with greater sensitivity and for a wider range of signal types than any other experiment in the world. Related : Why is this star dimming ? Astronomers still don't know One farfetched theory about the star is that aliens are somehow responsible for the star’s dimming, perhaps by having built a structure that passes in front of it, although Dan Werthimer, the chief scientist at Berkeley SETI, said Andrew Siemion thinks that’s incredibly improbable.