Synonyms for libyan
ˈlɪb i ənlibyan

Princeton's WordNet

1. Libyanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Libya

2. Libyanadjective

   of or relating to Libya or its people

   "the Libyan desert"; "Libyan terrorists"

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1. List of paraphrases for "libyan":

   jamahiriya, libya, libby, liby, al-libi, libbi, lybian, lippi, jana

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1. Michael Fallon:

   I ... am extremely concerned about the proliferation of Daesh (IS) along the Libyan coastline, which is why we have been urgently assisting the formation of a new Libyan government.

2. Jens Stoltenberg:

   We are ready to help, but they have to request it – so we will not send in troops and we will not do any activities in Libya at all without a request from the Libyan government. Britain has provisionally offered to contribute 1,000 troops to an Italian-led training mission. Stoltenberg also condemned flyby of Russian warplanes in the Baltic Sea over a US Navy destroyer that took place Monday. He called Russia’s behavior.

3. Bernadino Leon:

   Unless Libyan leaders act quickly and decisively, the risk of their country's national unity and territorial integrity are real and imminent.

4. Liz Throssell:

   We are deeply concerned that, after recent fighting in Benghazi, people taken prisoner by members of the Libyan National Army, which effectively controls eastern Libya, may be at imminent risk of torture and even summary execution, reports have suggested the involvement of Special Forces, a unit aligned with the LNA, in torturing detainees and summarily executing at least 10 captured men.

5. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond:

   We will certainly want to support the new Libyan government in any practical way we can but I don't envisage that there will be a situation where we need or want to put combat troop boots on the ground, i don't think we are likely to think that putting combat troops on the ground is a helpful contribution - there are plenty of armed men in Libya. What they need is organization, command and control, air-gathered intelligence, strategic organization.