Synonyms for multilateral
ˌmʌl tɪˈlæt ər əlmul·ti·lat·er·al

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1. multilateral, many-sidedadjective

   having many parts or sides

   Synonyms:
   many-sided, multifarious, multifaceted, miscellaneous

   Antonyms:
   unilateral, one-sided, one-party

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1. List of paraphrases for "multilateral":

   multi-lateral, multilaterally, multi-stakeholder, multilatéraux, plurilateral, multistakeholder, multilateralist, multipartite, multinational, multi-party, multiparty, multi-bilateral

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1. Chuck Schumer:

   I urged The Trump administration to be tough on China, but in a much smarter, multilateral way than the The Trump administration administration was, so that American workers aren't left behind and so the US leads in critical industries like semiconductors, quantum computing, and clean energy.

2. Pascal Lamy:

   The others have to find a way to stabilize the multilateral rules-based system.

3. United States:

   At a time when the United States and United Kingdom governments are poised to initiate negotiations aimed at deepening their trade and investment relationship, we urge the United Kingdom government to reconsider The UK government national digital services tax and recommit to reaching a lasting, multilateral solution at the OECD.

4. Nile Gardiner:

   I think Biden simply doesn't believe in a powerful projection of American might and power. Biden is a quintessentially European Union-style politician who believes in endless negotiations and multilateral solutions... He's not someone who believes in the protection of hard power, and that's a fatal mistake to make when you are confronting both Beijing and Moscow because it just sends a message of weakness rather than strength.

5. Angela Merkel:

   International agreements and institutions are being weakened. This is worrying, since our multilateral global order comes from the lessons we learned from the terrible world wars of the last century.