Synonyms for masse
mæˈseɪmasse

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1. massénoun

   Synonyms:
   Massé shot

2. massénoun

   A stroke made with the cue held vertically that puts tremendous spin on the cue ball.

   Synonyms:
   Massé shot

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1. masse, masse shotnoun

   a shot in billiards made by hitting the cue ball with the cue held nearly vertically; the cue ball spins around another ball before hitting the object ball

   Synonyms:
   masse shot

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1. List of paraphrases for "masse":

   mass

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1. Oleg Safonov:

   The need for beaches and the sea is very much a stereotype of recent years, which we already accept as our own opinion, our forefathers, even the wealthy, did not go en masse to foreign seas.

2. John Royal:

   This is the first dismissal of a large group of cases en masse, specifically for the failure of the city to provide discovery of information necessary to prepare a defensive trial.

3. Herman Cain Trump:

   We met with him last week in New York at Trump Tower, out of that meeting, we articulated to him that there's a disconnect between him and the black community and in order to bridge that gap, he needs to engage the black community. And the best way to engage the black community en masse is through the black church.

4. David Garreis:

   One of the big concerns on all of the election officials minds around the country is we don't know what October is going to hold and if there's going to be a resurgence of Covid or anything like that, which would cause people to start dropping out en masse again, but we're cautiously optimistic.

5. Lisa Dadio:

   We saw what most of us in the profession knew was going to happen, crime just skyrocketed, and [there are a] lack of resources. The pandemic definitely didn't help with officers getting sick and dying and not being able to perform their duties due to the pandemic. … [Police departments] were not hiring and, en masse, police officers retired throughout the country.