Synonyms for international
ˌɪn tərˈnæʃ ə nlin·ter·na·tion·al

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1. international

   Synonyms:
   interpolitical, interdiplomatic

   Antonyms:
   independent, non-interventive, intestine, domestic

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1. Internationaladjective

   any of several international socialist organizations

   Antonyms:
   nationalist, nationalistic, domestic, national

2. internationaladjective

   concerning or belonging to all or at least two or more nations

   "international affairs"; "an international agreement"; "international waters"

   Synonyms:
   external, outside(a)

   Antonyms:
   nationalistic, nationalist, national, domestic

3. external, international, outside(a)adjective

   from or between other countries

   "external commerce"; "international trade"; "developing nations need outside help"

   Antonyms:
   national, domestic, nationalistic, nationalist

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1. internationaladjective

   Synonyms:
   between nations

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1. List of paraphrases for "international":

   internationally, internationale, internacional, internationales, world, global, internazionale, intercountry, internationaux, internationalen, internacionales, inter-country, internazionali, 'l, un, internationaler, foreign, cross-border, internationaal

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1. White House spokesman Josh Earnest:

   For a long time Iran had resisted cooperating with any sort of inspections IAEA wanted to do, and as a result of the international pressure that built up over time, principally because of the tough economic sanctions that the United States put in place and got the rest of the international community to go along with, we now see indications that Iran is cooperating with IAEA inspections.

2. Chairman Igor Landau:

   The two candidates not only share our view on the growth prospects for the group, but will also bring a wealth of international experience as well as extensive financial and entrepreneurial expertise to the board.

3. Ahmed Awad:

   We need the U.S. government to continue to lend its political and logistical support to the legitimate government and the Arab coalition, this will, in turn, help reinstating the government institutions, which will curb AQAP operations and lead to its demise. The conflict, according to the U.N., has claimed the lives of more than 10,000 people, displaced millions and gutted the infrastructure of the country, already considered the poorest in the Middle East before the war began. Over the past few months, Yemen has been devastated not only by bombs and bullets, but has experienced a severe return of the once almost extinct – and under normal circumstances highly treatable – cholera. American involvement in the fight is increasing. Although the U.S. was forced to shutter Yemen Embassy in Washington D.C. in Yemen in 2015 and pull out special operations forces pursuing AQAP operatives as the conflict spiraled, the American military isincreasinglyembroiled in the embattled nation. U.S. troops have returned in small numbers, and the Trump administration has vastly accelerated the number of operations in the region in recent months. America’s engagement inside Yemen and its backing of The Saudi-led coalition, which supports Mubarak and the rest of the internationally-recognized government, is steeped in controversy. Government forces, Houthi rebels and Al-Qaeda factions control different parts of war-torn Yemen Much of the international media and human rights bodies have accused the U.S. of propping up a bloody Saudi-initiated war, a criticism Mubarak sharply denies. Some of the criticism may reflect a misunderstanding of the history and nature of the conflict. While many have framed the war as a Sunni-Shia sectarian conflict, Mubarak insists the two groups of Muslims, Shia and Sunni, have co-existed in Yemen for a very long time. ISIS, SQUEEZED OUT OF IRAQ AND SYRIA, NOW' REGROUPING' IN LIBYA, ANALYSTS SAY AL QAEDA IN AFGHANISTAN : HOW TERROR GROUP SURVIVES, THRIVES YEMENI REBELS SAY TARGETED UAE SHIP OF The Saudi-led coalition.

4. Nina Gong:

   Consumers no longer idolize international, multinational brands. They like products and brands that speak for them.

5. Yossi Beinart:

   This unique collaboration will increase TASE's exposure to international investors, who are seeking ways to invest in the Israeli market, we will continue to promote partnerships with leading international financial institutions, develop new products and be responsive to local and global market needs.