Synonyms for gael
geɪlgael

Princeton's WordNet

1. Gaelnoun

   a Gaelic-speaking Celt in Ireland or Scotland or the Isle of Man

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1. • Celt

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1. gaelnoun

   Synonyms:
   scotch celt, scotch Highlander

2. gaelnoun

   Synonyms:
   irish celt

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How to use gael in a sentence?

1. Mary Lou McDonald:

   My first job of work... is to establish with other parties whether or not there are the numbers, whether there is the political will, to deliver a new government without Fianna Fail or Fine Gael.

2. Theresa Reidy:

   It is looking less and less likely that a combination of Fine Gael and Labour are going to be able to get back into government, unless Labour see some steady improvement in the campaign, which is hard to envisage right now, you'll be left in the quite challenging position where government formation is up in the air. I expect a very uncertain period after the election.

3. Fine Gael minister Simon Coveney:

   Fine Gael is inviting any party that wants to talk to us from a policy perspective or in facilitating a minority government. The broader the base for government, the better and more stable it will be as far as I'm concerned, there is no point in having a minority government unless it can function and get things done. We need to make sure we have a government that doesn't simply last for five weeks or five months but has a chance of lasting three or four years.

4. Fine Gael minister Richard Bruton:

   I think it will be very tight, the parties (Fine Gael and Fianna Fail) are very close.

5. Roger Federer:

   Clearly I did feel that I had not hit and played and moved at all for five days, and Gael played well, It's not like I couldn't play at all. Those who saw the match saw that it was a proper match and he was the better player at the end.