Synonyms for moroccan
mo·roc·can

Princeton's WordNet

1. Moroccanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Morocco

2. Moroccan, Marocadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Morocco or its people

   "Moroccan mosques cannot be entered by infidels"

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1. List of paraphrases for "moroccan":

   morocco, moroccans, al-maghrabi, al-mughrabi, marocaine, al-magharbeh, moorish, marocain, maghreb, maghrebi, mugraby

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1. Carlos Queiroz:

   Our strategy was from the first minute to create a mental collapse in the Moroccan players. We tried to do that by creating frustration and blocking all their creative players, the first game is always difficult and very hard and this one was not different. But it was beautiful. It was a great football match.

2. Chouaib El Fatihi:

   We want to be recognized as Moroccan Christian citizens and to enjoy the right to legal marriages and burial ceremonies according to our religion.

3. Moulay Hafid Elalamy:

   We agreed also with Peugeot to make engines and not only assemble them in the Moroccan factory.

4. Farah Tarneem:

   We suffer from discrimination by authorities which do not recognize us as Moroccan Christians coupled with social pressure and harassment because of our choice of faith.

5. Alain Winants:

   That didn't last long because, with 600,000 Moroccans in Belgium, neither the Moroccan service nor the Belgian service could stay in a situation where there was no contact, i went very rapidly to see my counterparts in Morocco and we started again on a new basis.