Synonyms for vancouver
vænˈku vərvan·cou·ver

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1. Vancouvernoun

   Synonyms:
   Lotusland, No Fun City, Hollywood North, Hongcouver

Princeton's WordNet

1. Vancouver, George Vancouvernoun

   English navigator remembered for his exploration of the Pacific coast of North America (1757-1798)

2. Vancouvernoun

   a town in southwestern Washington on the Columbia River across from Portland, Oregon

3. Vancouvernoun

   a port city in southwestern British Columbia on an arm of the Pacific Ocean opposite Vancouver Island; Canada's chief Pacific port and third largest city

Matched Categories

1. • Washington
   • City
   • Navigator
   • Port
   • Town

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1. List of paraphrases for "vancouver":

   vancouver-based

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1. United States:

   Despite being physically restricted to a very limited space during my time in Vancouver, my inner self has never felt so colorful and vast.

2. Center Ryan Kesler:

   We played good enough to win, sometimes you're not going to win games. That's the way this league is. Five out of six points on the road is good, especially with the back-to-back( in Edmonton and Vancouver) here at the end and with travel and not getting in until late.

3. Jamie Bautista:

   With these airplanes, we can increase our presence - more flights to Los Angeles, San Francisco, more fights to Vancouver.

4. Mark Consuelos:

   It was such a treat.Thats how I started my career, working with my wife. We havent done it in such a long time, acting-wise. It was really good to have her on the show.She knows a lot of the cast. They met over the summer when she was visiting Vancouver. It was just a lot of fun.

5. Nodin Nganji:

   When it comes to protests that I've been part of here in Toronto, or ones that I saw in the media in Ottawa or Vancouver or Montreal, there were mostly two races -- Black and White. Yes, there were a few Asians, but very, very few, i see Black people raising posters, I see white people raising posters. I see very few Brown people engaging in these conversations, or protesting, or donating, or speaking out. I don't think many even recognize their privilege. I know we have some Asian people who are our allies, but from my end it's not enough.