Synonyms for european
ˌyʊər əˈpi ən, ˌyɜr-eu·ro·pean

Princeton's WordNet

1. Europeanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Europe

2. Europeanadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Europe or the people of Europe

   "European Community"

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1. List of paraphrases for "european":

   europe, eu, europeans, européenne, européen, europea, europeo, européennes, europäische, europe-wide, europäischen, europejskiego, europäisches, europeu, europejski

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1. Wally Adeyemo:

   When we look back a decade from now, that’ll be the moment where Russia’s economy went from one that was opening up, and it was growing and becoming more European, and where Russia’s economy started to deteriorate and started the slow decline that will make it look more like Iran’s economy a decade from now.

2. Luke Bartholomew:

   Today was a tone-setter for what is to come, the ECB's rhetoric really emphasises the fragile state of the European, and global, economy.

3. Jonny Fine:

   It shows there is a willingness for the US market to finance European TLAC.

4. Georgina Wright:

   The threat of a no deal won't get you anywhere with the European Union, threats are not going to change their mind, only credible alternatives will.

5. Angela Merkel:

   Negotiations with British governments are always taxing, interesting and tactically clever and even while competing with our negotiating strategies we try to work on an equal terms - it's always exciting, i mean even during Britain’s years as a member of the European Union the negotiations with Great Britain were never trivial.