Synonyms for hispanic
hɪˈspæn ɪkhis·pan·ic

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1. Hispanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   Spanish

2. Hispanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   Latin, Latino

3. Hispanicadjective

   Synonyms:
   Iberian, Hispanian

Princeton's WordNet

1. Spanish American, Hispanic American, Hispanicadjective

   an American whose first language is Spanish

2. Hispanic, Latinoadjective

   related to a Spanish-speaking people or culture

   "the Hispanic population of California is growing rapidly"

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1. List of paraphrases for "hispanic":

   spanish-speaking, latino, spanish

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1. Catherine Frazier:

   Hispanic outreach is going to be very important to him.

2. Frank Garcia:

   I would ask my members not to allow these machines in any of their properties in New York State, and we would ask our Hispanic community not to use the service because they are not really bodegas. Real bodegas are all about human relationships within a community, having someone you know greet you and make the sandwich you like.

3. Stephanie Valencia:

   Any movement of White swing voters regressing to the mean, or any downtick of support from White swing voters for Joe Biden, and( his) not doing the work to continue to increase support and run up the score with Hispanic voters in these key states could amount to a closer election than we would be comfortable with.

4. Robin Joyce:

   He's rising, big time, he really appeals to the demographic makeup of our state. We really are growing — in the Hispanic population I think we are at 24% now. His message is one that resonates with them, not just from a faith standpoint, but also from the standpoint of not just jobs, but good jobs — and of course a pathway to citizenship that really is reasonable. He's all for that; and we're all for that.

5. Victor Avila:

   Despite being very conservative, when I joined the Carroll ISD [Independent School District] Diversity Council, they assumed I was a liberal because I’m Hispanic, what I saw shocked me. The left’s hateful ideologies were being taught to our children. I raised my voice, sounded the alarm, and joined fellow parents in fighting back.