Synonyms for circles
cir·cles

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1. circlesnoun

   Synonyms:
   rings

2. circlesnoun

   A bagginess of the skin below the eyes from lack of sleep.

   After working all night, she had circles under her eyes.

   Synonyms:
   rings

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1. List of paraphrases for "circles":

   cercles, quarters, rings, environments, circle, territories, constituencies, chambers, hoops, backgrounds, settings

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1. Michael Collins:

   I liken it to a daisy chain, long and very fragile daisy chain, it emanates from Cape Canaveral, and then it goes out into space and around the moon and circles it back in. And it's got all these links in it, and if one link fails, well, all the rest downstream are useless. So for eight days, to and from, there was always one thing coming up, the next big event which could ruin you, be the end of you. That was how it worked.

2. Steve Green:

   These guys have no chance once they start spinning around in circles.

3. Yusuf Muftuoglu:

   These long-term investor circles do not really care how autocratic Turkey becomes, because they are already working with countries such as Saudi and others around the world with bad records on human rights, in more strategic circles, the question is will Turkey be part of a new rising eastern bloc and turn away from the West. As long as it remains somewhere in between, the political risk is seen as manageable.

4. Morgan Stanley:

   Negative Interest Rate Policy (NIRP) seems to be all the rage in central bank circles these days, there are concerns amongst investors that the negative deposit rate will undermine the effectiveness of the ECB’s quantitative easing.

5. Chip Roy:

   We can go around and around in circles about trying to talk about and defining socialism, but at its core I was intrigued by an op-ed that I saw not too long ago by a Democrat from Cuba commenting on one of our colleagues, an avowed socialist, and essentially pointing out the extent to which democratic socialism is a lot like the system my family fled except its proponents promised to be nicer when seizing your business. That’s the truth, we can talk about these terms as if they don't matter, but they do. They do matter. They're actually at the core of who we are.