Synonyms for riyadh
riˈyɑdriyadh

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1. Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabianoun

   joint capital (with Mecca) of Saudi Arabia located in the central oasis; largest city in Saudi Arabia

   Synonyms:
   capital of Saudi Arabia

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1. • Saudi Arabia
   • National Capital

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1. List of paraphrases for "riyadh":

   riyad, riad, al-riyadh, riaz, ryad, saudi, reaz

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1. The United Nations:

   He intends to spend more time in the two capitals (Riyadh and Sanaa) to discuss the draft principles paper which was developed here in Geneva - as he said, 'until we reach a preliminary agreement', as you know, before leaving us here in Geneva, he said both sides had shown signs of constructive engagement regarding the possibility of reaching a humanitarian truce and that there was emerging common ground upon which to build an eventual ceasefire coupled with the withdrawal of combattants.

2. Ould Cheikh Ahmed:

   I have a team in Riyadh and before that they were in Muscat, exactly to reach agreement on the date and venue and the subjects that will be discussed within the context of U.N. Security Council Resolution 2216.

3. Jamal Khashoggi:

   Sisi enjoyed the position of a hero at that time. He was the guy to fix Egypt and save it from chaos. Now in the same majlises (salons) in Riyadh, he's lost that appeal.

4. Ould Cheikh Ahmed:

   We are planning and preparing at full speed, u.N. political experts have already been deployed to Sanaa and Riyadh in order to work with the delegations gearing up for the resumption of talks.

5. Wall Street Journal:

   In the very early hours of Sunday morning, veteran Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi received a call from Riyadh, and then informed his delegates that they would need to scrap the draft agreement for a freeze that didn't include Iran, according to a person familiar with events.