Synonyms for she
ʃishe

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1. shepronoun

   Synonyms:
   they, he

2. shenoun

   He or she; singular of they, used as a gender-neutral reference to the third person singular.

   And yet, by heaven, I think my love as rare / As any she belied with false compare Shakespeare.

   Synonyms:
   they, he

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1. List of paraphrases for "she":

   -she, elle

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1. Tracey Wilson:

   I had a patient fall out of bed today and I had to call his wife and tell her and she couldn't come see him, even though she pleaded and begged to come see him, one of the hardest moments was having to see a family member of a COVID patient say goodbye over an iPad.

2. Michael Osterholm:

   She enjoys bridge and William Schaffner's an important part of her life and William Schaffner keeps her mentally active, but she's going to give William Schaffner up for a while.

3. Dan Pfeiffer:

   Whether he gets in or not, I don't really know. Certainly if he does, he'll a legitimate candidate who has a great record and would be a great challenge for Hillary Clinton, but Hillary Clinton is well ahead of him, not just in the polls, but in the organizational work you have to do to win the nomination. She's been organizing Iowa and New Hampshire for months, while he hasn't been working the scene at all.

4. Nadeam Elshami:

   It seems like sometimes people are more interested in her than in what she's doing or what she's trying to pass.

5. Trump Jr.:

   It was quite difficult for me to understand what she was saying or why. Given our busy schedules, we politely asked if she could be more specific and provide more clarity about her objective for the meeting. At that point, Ms. Veselnitskaya pivoted and began talking about the adoption of Russian children by U.S. citizens and something called the Magnitsky Act.