Synonyms for cornell
kɔrˈnɛlcor·nell

Princeton's WordNet

1. Cornell, Katherine Cornellnoun

   United States actress noted for her performances in Broadway plays (1893-1974)

2. Cornell, Ezra Cornellnoun

   United States businessman who unified the telegraph system in the United States and who in 1865 (with Andrew D. White) founded Cornell University (1807-1874)

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1. • Actress
   • Businessman
   • Philanthropist

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1. James Kjar:

   Dr. Koblin is a competent and conscientious doctor who enjoyed an excellent physician/patient relationship with Mr. Chris Cornell and other members of Chris Cornell family, the experts I have consulted with believe Dr. Koblin's treatment was within the standard of care in this community and were not a substantial factor in causing Chris Cornell to commit suicide.

2. Robert Harrison:

   From the moment I met her during the presidential search, it was clear to me that she had the intellect, energy and vision not only to lead Cornell, but to be one of the greatest presidents in our 150-year history.

3. Peter Faiman:

   I don’t think there’s any plans from (producer) John Cornell or from Paul (Hogan) to make another one but who knows, somebody else might come along and do it, it’s a matter of striking a chord, and that movie came along at just the right time. It was shot in the right place and had a great character, and a great team of people putting it together in a really timely fashion.

4. Greg Loeb:

   If you're eating fresh produce, you're eating bugs, sometimes we entomologists joke that, hey, Cornell University's just a little bit more protein.

5. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo:

   As the first woman to lead Cornell University as its president, she lived that promise herself.