Synonyms for taxis
ˈtæk sɪs; ˈtæk siztaxis

Princeton's WordNet

1. taxisnoun

   a locomotor response toward or away from an external stimulus by a motile (and usually simple) organism

2. taxisnoun

   the surgical procedure of manually restoring a displaced body part

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1. List of paraphrases for "taxis":

   taxi, cab

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1. Alderman JP Smith:

   In other parts of the world, if there are too many taxis some just stop being taxis, here, disputes between taxis are settled via assassination and murder.

2. Takuo Nakanishi:

   I can't afford to live on just my taxi salary. I can be a driver only because I receive a pension. That's how small demand is here for taxis.

3. Tony Pandola:

   On this really beautiful, quiet farm there were six giant tour buses with their diesel engines running and a couple of minivans and taxis all waiting to have the same experience with the tobacco farmer.

4. Flavien Neuvy:

   But the lack of taxis at certain hours has probably favoured Uber in France, and it's true that car sharing has developed most of all in France over long distances, where there are no cheap buses running.

5. Mat Ali:

   Right now there are legal taxis and illegal taxis, we are not allergic to competition with Uber and Grab ... but we just want them to meet the government's requirements.