Synonyms for argentina
ˌɑr dʒənˈti nəar·genti·na

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1. Argentina, Argentine Republicnoun

   a republic in southern South America; second largest country in South America

   Synonyms:
   genus Argentina

2. Argentina, genus Argentinanoun

   type genus of the Argentinidae: argentines

   Synonyms:
   genus Argentina

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1. List of paraphrases for "argentina":

   argentine, argentinean, argentinian, argentino

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1. Michael Hasenstab:

   We have been out (of Argentina) for quite some time and even though we see probably some positive changes, we don't really see any value there, we are a little bit more in a 'show-me' phase and because valuations are not particularly cheap we are spending a lot more time on other countries.

2. Valentin Galardi:

   Right now we have an industry with certain restrictions, but the world changed and Argentina is seeing it happening and that's what the current government is taking notice of.

3. Vecernji List:

   The win was celebrated throughout Croatia after a fairytale performance which shattered Messi's Argentina to pieces, while Messi was totally subdued, Modric played like a wizard and deserved all the plaudits.

4. Leila Cobo:

   Here was a guy that was playing stadiums in Latin America, if you [ were a label executive and you ] went to a Ricky concert in Argentina and you saw 50,000 people, you wanted to see what you could do with the guy elsewhere.

5. Sidney Powell:

   It was created for the express purpose of being able to alter votes and secure the reelection of Hugo Chavez and then Maduro. They’ve used it in Argentina, there is an American citizen who has exported it to other countries and it is one huge, huge criminal conspiracy that should be investigated by military intelligence for its national security implications.