Synonyms for dumping
dump·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. dumpingnoun

   selling goods abroad at a price below that charged in the domestic market

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1. • Selling

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1. List of paraphrases for "dumping":

   dumped, spills, spill, immersion, anti-dumping, disposal, discharges, spillage, non-dumping

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1. Dick Durbin:

   This idea of dumping these helpless people on buses and trucking them off to New York and Washington and Chicago is cruel and it's inhumane, it does not represent who we are as Americans.

2. Carly Fiorina:

   I absolutely endorse that goal. I did at the time, but guess what? None of that has worked. Demonstrably, if you look at the results of Obamacare, what you see is emergency room visits are up over 50 percent. Health insurance premiums are up almost 40 percent now. We're dumping more and more people into Medicaid. Medicaid is a program that fewer and fewer doctors will accept patients from. That isn't helping anyone with cancer, I can assure you.

3. Gareth Stace:

   The prime minister can demonstrate that he is prepared to lead this commitment by stepping in this week and pressing the Chinese premier about the dumping of under-priced steel which is one of the major factors killing our industry.

4. Wes Nakagiri:

   Ive been involved with grassroots activists for a little over a decade, ive never seen anything like this on the conservative side of the ledger, where youve got this entity working with governmental bodies, dumping huge networks of information into one database. Theyre asking for contact information, theyre asking for who else lives in the houseits troubling that this information is being stored in a Democrat-aligned database.

5. Seth Rosenfeld:

   However, on the back of last month's announcement of new stainless anti-dumping duties, further protectionist policies by the European Commission may begin to portray a more proactive policy response than seen historically.