Synonyms for ozone
ˈoʊ zoʊn, oʊˈzoʊnozone

Princeton's WordNet

1. ozonenoun

   a colorless gas (O3) soluble in alkalis and cold water; a strong oxidizing agent; can be produced by electric discharge in oxygen or by the action of ultraviolet radiation on oxygen in the stratosphere (where it acts as a screen for ultraviolet radiation)

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1. List of paraphrases for "ozone":

   layer, o3, coat

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1. Jay Timmons:

   After an unprecedented level of outreach by manufacturers and other stakeholders, the worst-case scenario was avoided, but make no mistake: the new ozone standard will inflict pain on companies that build things in America—and destroy job opportunities for American workers.

2. The EPA:

   This is about fairness; some states have done all they can do to control ozone pollution and their counterparts that are upwind are being asked to do the same.

3. Roger McClellan:

   EPA is trying to extrapolate adult clinical test results involving ozone to populations with asthma, and younger populations, i don’t think there is wide agreement today that ozone causes asthma, though it does trigger asthmatic attacks. We have to be mindful that the respiration in these tests is probably greater than on most playgrounds.

4. Xinye Qiu:

   Because of this concerning effect we are seeing with ozone, it makes more sense for the government to put some regulation on pollution and also climate mitigation, because rising temperatures and ozone pollution are definitely linked to each other.

5. Kaitlin Naughten:

   This means that Antarctic sea ice doesn't respond directly to global warming averaged over the whole planet, but rather to changes in these winds. Climate change is affecting the winds, but so is the ozone hole and short-term cycles like El Nino. The sea ice also responds to the level of ocean mixing, which is affected by meltwater from the Antarctic Ice Sheet.