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landsnounpl. of land a body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and governmentthe whole land rose up in outrage over the tyrant's unconscionable cruelties commonwealths, countries, nations, sovereignties(also sovranties), states city-states, microstates, ministates, nation-statesdomains, dominions, empires, kingdoms, realms, republicsduchies, dukedoms, emirates, principalities, seigniories(or seignories), sultanatesdemocracies, dictatorships, monarchies, monocracies, oligarchies, sovereigns(also sovrans), theocraciesclient states, colonies, condominiums(also condominia), dependencies, mandates, provinces, settlements, soil, trust territoriesfatherlands, homelands, motherlandsgreat powers, powers, sea powers, superpowers, world powerswelfare states a broad geographical areathe land to the west was said to have incredibly rich soil and plentiful water belts, corridors, necks, parts, regions, tracts, zones districts, domains, latitudes, ranges, realms, terrains, territoriesneighborhoods, vicinities to stop at or near a place along the shorethe Pilgrims landed at Plymouth after exploring Cape Cod Bay anchors, docks berths, moors, ties upbeaches, groundsharborsarrives, reaches, shows up, turns updebarks, disembarks makes port embarks, launches, sails to get to a destinationwe landed at the hotel just before midnight appears, arrives, comes, gets in, gets through, shows up, turns up fetches, hits, makes, reachespulls in, touches downdebarks, disembarksbarges (in), blows in, breezes (in), bursts (in or into), waltzes (in)checks in, clocks (in) goes, leaves checks out, clocks (out)flees, vamooses to go ashore from a shipthe passengers on the cruise landed at St. George in Bermuda debarks, disembarks beachesanchors, docks, puts in embarks boards, gets (on)weighs (anchor) to come to rest after descending from the airour plane is landing in 15 minutes, so we need to put all of our things away alights, lights, perches, roosts, settles, touches down belly-lands, crash-lands blasts off, takes off arises, ascends, climbs, risesflies, floats, glides, planes, soars, wingshangs, hovers to receive as return for effortbecause of his work on the boss's pet project, he landed a promotion as well as a raise acquires, attains, bags, brings in, captures, carries, comes by, draws, earns, gains, garners, gets, knocks down, makes, obtains, procures, pulls down, realizes, reaps, secures, wins clears, grosses, netsaccomplishes, achieves, notches (up), scoresaccumulates, amasses, draws, racks upcatches, picks upannexes, occupies, takes overreacquires, reattains, recaptures, regains, remakes forfeits, loses accords, gives, grants, paysgives up, hands over, parts (with), relinquishes, surrenders, yields to take physical control or possession of (something) suddenly or forciblyafter struggling for half an hour, the fisherman finally landed a 10-pound bass bags, captures, catches, collars, cops(slang), corrals, gets, gloms, grabs, grapples, hooks, nabs, nails, nets, nobbles(British slang), raps, seizes, snags, snaps (up), snares, snatches, traps gloves, halters, lassos, ropesapprehends, arrests, detainsbays, cornersclasps, clutches, fastens (on), fists, grasps, grips, holds, latches (on or onto), securesrends, wrestsenmeshes(also immeshes), ensnares, entangles, entraps, meshesabducts, kidnaps, spirits (away or off) takes hold (of) misses discharges, frees, liberates, releasesdrops, loosens, unhands |