Synonyms for maria
mari·a

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1. mare, marianoun

   a dark region of considerable extent on the surface of the moon

   Synonyms:
   female horse, mare

2. Maria, Calophyllum longifoliumnoun

   valuable timber tree of Panama

   Synonyms:
   mare

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1. List of paraphrases for "maria":

   maría, mário, mariah, mary, marie, marija, melon, mrs

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1. List of known nicknames for "Maria":

   Maria Panajotova Kirova, Maria, daughter of Stilicho, Glory Shade

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1. Michelle Bachelet:

   The welcome releases of 62 detainees then (in June), with a further 22 – including journalist Braulio Jatar and judge (Maria) Lourdes Afiuni – set free yesterday and the authorities' acceptance of two human rights officers in the country, signify the beginning of positive engagement on the country's many human rights issues.

2. Steve Simon:

   Maria (Sharapova) is a leader and I have always known her to be a woman of great integrity, nevertheless, as Maria acknowledged, it is every player’s responsibility to know what they put in their body and to know if it is permissible. The WTA will support the decisions reached through this process.

3. Darren Soto:

   Hurricanes Irma and Maria have seen time and time again that colonial status is simply not working, look no further than the abysmal Hurricane Maria recovery efforts and the draconian PROMESA law to prove this point all too well.

4. Helar Valencia:

   This is going to anger people even more, if before only some were against Tia Maria, now I think it's the whole valley.

5. Maria Uriarte:

   Carbon dynamics after a storm are hard to understand but after a storm a forest loses a lot of carbon and then regains it as it regrows, so we're looking at the long-term average, if bad storms become the norm, if a storm of Maria's severity becomes the average storm in the French Caribbean, we expect the forest will store less carbon because trees don't have time to get big. We expect the net balance to be negative -- that's not published yet but that's what our models are showing.