Synonyms for peru
pəˈru; pɛˈrupe·ru

Princeton's WordNet

1. Peru, Republic of Perunoun

   a republic in western South America; achieved independence from Spain in 1821; was the heart of the Inca empire from the 12th to 16th centuries

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1. List of paraphrases for "peru":

   peruvian, perú, biro, peruano, ghany

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1. PERU

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1. Maria Salazar:

   The difference between us and other communities is that we have a point of reference. We know what Venezuela and Cuba and Nicaragua and Ecuador and Peru and Argentina and Chile look like. We know Mexico. We know, so it's very easy to compare, my parents fled socialism, and anything that has that word attached to it, whether its democratic socialism or pragmatic socialism, that's all the theory. It's not the practice. We have experienced the practice. We have the wounds, and we have the whips on our backs. We know. We know what socialism means.

2. Esperanza Huayama:

   We'll continue to defend our human rights so that people inside and outside Peru can hear, and know, that our rights were violated, that we suffered, and that this really did happen.

3. Mayor Forsyth:

   This is not the moment to go to our beautiful, but battered district because it is the most infected one in all of Peru. This poses great risks and that's why I was asking people not to come.

4. James Aparicio:

   This genus of frog shows extreme endemism [found nowhere else on Earth] with several new species described in the last couple of decades across the Andean valleys of northern Bolivia and southern Peru, so we were hopeful of at least one discovery, much more surprisingly, on this same high altitude trip I was also lucky enough to discover a new Liolaemus iguana lizard in a valley at 4,500-meters of altitude.

5. Alan Garcia:

   It'd be enough to repeal everything that this government has signed to put Peru back on track! we're going to give the people back the happiness they deserve.