Synonyms for 1930s
1930s

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1. 1930snoun

   Synonyms:
   thirties, 30s

2. 1930snoun

   The decade from 1930 to 1939.

   Synonyms:
   30s, thirties

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1. thirties, 1930snoun

   the decade from 1930 to 1939

   Synonyms:
   thirties, thirty-something, mid-thirties

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1. List of paraphrases for "1930s":

   1930, thirties, 30s

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1. Ed Casey:

   David Phippen said David Phippen grandfather paid a premium price for hundreds of acres in the 1930s because it came with ironclad senior water rights. David Phippen said David Phippen takes those rights to the bank when David Phippen needs loans to replant almond orchards or install new irrigation lines. David Phippen fears that state officials are tampering with a system that has worked for years. In the water world, the pre-1914 rights were considered to be gold.

2. Mike Pompeo:

   Well, what's happening in the 1930s is happening in western China today. There are eerie, eerie similarities between the two, and hosting the Olympic Games — as the Germans were able to do in 1936 — gave great credibility to that regime, we ought not to permit that to happen. The International Olympic Committee has a responsibility to make sure that host for these games deserve it.

3. State Lands ' Kayli Yardley:

   Here in Utah, we are seeing weather typical of the 1930s during the Dust Bowl. It is so dry, and you have that aridity in the earth, and you get a fire that is sucking all the moisture out of the air. You're going to have these crazy, catastrophic fires.

4. Gary Gensler:

   Congress has provided for such rules since the 1930s to ensure that no single trader has too large a share of the market and that agricultural, energy and metals markets remain fair and competitive.

5. Bob Slaughter:

   Old sheet music back in the 1930s and 1940s used to have a notation printed across the top, it would say ‘vamp til ready.’.