Synonyms for taxis
ˈtæk sɪs; ˈtæk siztaxis

Princeton's WordNet

1. taxisnoun

   a locomotor response toward or away from an external stimulus by a motile (and usually simple) organism

2. taxisnoun

   the surgical procedure of manually restoring a displaced body part

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1. List of paraphrases for "taxis":

   taxi, cab

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1. Ricardo Gonzlez:

   There is no public transportation, no taxis, people outside the city remain blocked outside and tomorrow will be the same.

2. Aghmi Bubaker:

   If tourists don't come back, it's over, it's not just me, it's two million Tunisians who live off this business, hotels, taxis, stores, restaurants.

3. Mark MacGann:

   In the U.S., people taking Uber are mostly people not normally taking taxis.

4. Daniel Iger:

   Uber and Lyft are so popular because riders know they can lock in the price and whatever happens, they pay their $15, with this change of TLC rules, it is a completely new thing and taxis will be able to compete with the other apps.

5. Gerhart Schmitt:

   It's important...to visualize the availability of taxis.