Synonyms for ore
ɔr, oʊrore

Princeton's WordNet

1. orenoun

   a mineral that contains metal that is valuable enough to be mined

2. orenoun

   a monetary subunit in Denmark and Norway and Sweden; 100 ore equal 1 krona

Matched Categories

1. • Fractional Monetary Unit
   • Mineral

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1. List of paraphrases for "ore":

   ores, mineral, crude, rudy, minerals

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1. Matt Pascal:

   Zambia needs a lot of exploration. We don't have the ore grades in Zambia that we have in Congo, so it does make it that much more difficult, we are heartened by the fact that the current government has expressed the willingness to talk to the industry and come up with a rational tax going forward that will be conducive to further investments and the sustainability of the mines.

2. Echo Delta:

   But the adventure to a deserted iron ore mine was the most dangerous we've ever done, it hasn't been in use for a long time and was sealed off. If there were any accidents, no one would have known we were inside.

3. Arnoud Balhuizen:

   By the end of this year, there will be additional iron ore coming from Australia, from Brazil, our expectation is that the iron ore market cost curve will continue to flatten and continue to come under pressure.

4. Stephen Pearce:

   People were very pleased with the progress we've made on costs, very pleased with the guidance we were providing on the cost journey ahead of us and the certainty and clarity we provided, and with a little bit of an uptick in the iron ore price, yesterday was the time to go back to the market.

5. Morgans Financial analyst James Wilson:

   This is the downside of the $50-$60 range where iron ore belongs in this stage of the cycle, it could continue to creep lower if companies start showing strong quarterly production figures this month, as expected.