Synonyms for greece
grisgreece

Princeton's WordNet

1. Greece, Hellenic Republic, Ellasnoun

   a republic in southeastern Europe on the southern part of the Balkan peninsula; known for grapes and olives and olive oil

2. Greecenoun

   ancient Greece; a country of city-states (especially Athens and Sparta) that reached its peak in the fifth century BCE

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1. • Balkan Country
   • Europe

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1. List of paraphrases for "greece":

   greek, ελλάδα, grèce, greeks, greco, ellada, athens, hellenic

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1. Olivier Jakob:

   Uncertainty over Greece is bearish for oil. It adds an extra negative factor on top of the turmoil in Chinese financial markets, the recent rise in U.S. drilling rigs, and a potential increase in Iranian oil supply, the main implication is for euro/dollar and I think it will put additional pressure on the euro.

2. Leo Grohowski:

   A week ago, it seemed very likely that we were close to having a resolution, and now all of a sudden we’re waking up to capital controls ? i'm not confident that today reflects all the bad news that could happen. Investors are really bumping up the odds that Greece will exit the euro.

3. Sport Stavros Kontonis:

   The meeting was constructive, but there was no agreement, for the government, the importance here is social peace and the protection of law and order, and of Greece’s youth ; at the moment we are waiting for FIFA’s requests in writing in order to respond and take the necessary actions.

4. Deutsche Bank strategist George Saravelos:

   Ultimately, the alternative of ELA withdrawal and eventual capital controls for Greece is worse for all sides involved. But whether progress can be achieved under very pressing deadlines and large differences of opinion on the underlying policy path between the two sides remains to be seen.

5. Angela Merkel:

   We have taken a step toward Greece, now it is up to the Greek side to take a similar step.