Synonyms for treaty
ˈtri titreaty

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1. treatynoun

   Synonyms:
   protocol, covenant, exchange of letters, international agreement, convention, exchange of note

2. treatynoun

   A binding agreement under international law concluded by subjects of international law, namely states and international organizations.

   Synonyms:
   convention, exchange of letters, protocol, exchange of note, international agreement, covenant

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1. treaty

   Synonyms:
   contract, agreement, league, covenant, alliance, negotiation, convention

   Antonyms:
   neutrality, noninterference, non-alliance, nonagreement, non-convention

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1. treaty, pact, accordnoun

   a written agreement between two states or sovereigns

   Synonyms:
   conformity, accord, pact, accordance, agreement

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1. • Written Agreement

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1. treatynoun

   Synonyms:
   agreement (between nations), contract, compact, pact, convention, concordat

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1. treatynoun

   Synonyms:
   covenant, agreement, compact, concordat, pact, protocol

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1. List of paraphrases for "treaty":

   treaties, treated, dealt, conventional, ctbt, traité, npt, agreement, processed, συνθήκης, tratado, fmct, convention, handled, tried, addressed, sought, ppwt, vertrag, verdrag, treatise, attempted, traités, contract, recueil

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1. Lopez Obrador:

   I am going to suggest that the treaty remains, but (the end of NAFTA) cannot be fatal for Mexicans, our country has a lot of natural resources, a lot of wealth.

2. Moon Express:

   The company does not see anything, including the Outer Space Treaty, as being a barrier to our initial operations on the moon.

3. Sean Spicer:

   If we're not going to fulfill our obligations, I think the Mexican government will look for opportunities to take back some of their obligations under the treaty, at the end of the day, this could easily affect jobs.

4. William Perry:

   The new UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons is an important step towards delegitimizing nuclear war as an acceptable risk of modern civilization.

5. Ray Attrill:

   If there appears to be a genuine intent on both sides to use this summit as a platform for a serious negotiation of a peace treaty, I guess that's what success would look like today, nobody is expecting a peace treaty today, that is being overly optimistic. But if this turns out to be a complete failure there might be some implications for risk assets.