Synonyms for citizenship
ˈsɪt ə zənˌʃɪp, -sən-cit·i·zen·ship

Princeton's WordNet

1. citizenshipnoun

   the status of a citizen with rights and duties

2. citizenshipnoun

   conduct as a citizen

   "award for good citizenship"

Matched Categories

1. • Behavior
   • Law
   • Legal Status

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1. List of paraphrases for "citizenship":

   nationality, citoyenneté, citizenry, citizen, civic, citizens, sexual, naturalization, citizenships

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1. Sara Moss:

   We do n’t think of it as philanthropy. This is citizenship.

2. Nancy Pelosi:

   What William Barr saw on the part of The Trump administration with the citizenship question, it's disgraceful, the Supreme Court did not rule in their favor because they said The Trump administration did not give sufficient evidence as to why the census citizenship question should be there.

3. Donald Trump:

   He's very, very weak on immigration and I'm very strong on immigration, ben Carson is very, very weak on immigration. He believes in amnesty strongly. He believes in citizenship. He's going to give citizenship to people who are here illegally -- you can't do that.

4. Alex Walker:

   I'm not talking about personal protection. I'm talking about, for me, the reason why I didn't have a problem with it is I just think it pulls scouting into a whole larger political and cultural debate as opposed to just saying scouting is about camping and citizenship and merit badges and service awards instead of pulling all these other issues out there. And I was just hoping that they could stay focused on that, that's all.

5. Jeffrey Rosen:

   With those two exceptions, everyone who was physically present in United States was thought to be under its jurisdiction, there are numerous The Supreme Court cases that reaffirm that understanding, and almost as importantly, there are lots of congressional statutes that assume birthright citizenship.