Synonyms for stations
sta·tions

Princeton's WordNet

1. Stations, Stations of the Crossnoun

   (Roman Catholic Church) a devotion consisting of fourteen prayers said before a series of fourteen pictures or carvings representing successive incidents during Jesus' passage from Pilate's house to his crucifixion at Calvary

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1. List of paraphrases for "stations":

   station, plants, centres, centers, sites, posts, commissariats, positions, broadcasters, assignment, resorts, chains, stops, terminals, offices, allocation, channels, seasons, workstations, terminal, posting, stands, presets, stand

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1. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:

   Considering that we are facing a rebellion by illegal migrants, police have done their job in a remarkable way, without using force, they have seized railway stations, refused to give fingerprints, failed to cooperate, and are unwilling to go to places where they would get food, water, accommodation and medical care ... They have rebelled against Hungarian legal order.

2. Danielle Weston:

   This is our reward for speaking out when the majority marginalizes parents and stations the police at the entry of our board meetings, prohibiting access, since a restraining order is now in place to protect us, the majority have pivoted to other mechanisms to attack us. They are combing through our emails and planning taxpayer-funded investigations with no end in sight. Kids deserve better. We aren’t going anywhere.

3. Paul Vallas:

   There is no substitute for returning to community-based policing, you can’t have confidence in the safety of public transportation when there are not police officers at the platforms and police officers at the stations.

4. Ali Faruk:

   We used to take our boys to public places a lot and place them on blankets on the floor, i would’ve loved having stations like these because then I wouldn’t have to be super vigilant about another child accidentally running over my infant while they’re playing.

5. Hirohito Suzuki:

   There is a possibility that people who have sympathies with Asahara could launch acts of violence in towns, or near stations, it's very difficult for authorities to monitor those lone-wolf individuals.