Synonyms for transnational
trænsˈnæʃ ə nl, trænz-transna·tion·al

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1. multinational, transnationaladjective

   involving or operating in several nations or nationalities

   "multinational corporations"; "transnational terrorist networks"

   Synonyms:
   multinational

   Antonyms:
   national

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1. List of paraphrases for "transnational":

   trans-national, multinational, cross-border, cross-national, transnacional, supranational, multi-national, supra-national, cross-country, transboundary, intercountry, tncs

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1. Gary Kalman:

   Multiple corruption scandals in the last year alone have shown that transnational corruption is often facilitated, enabled, or perpetuated by countries toward the top of the Index, including the United States.

2. Greg Mandoli:

   This is where grassroots law enforcement starts. This is how we get a baseline read of what’s happening… it all builds on itself…this is what federal agencies, investigative agencies like HSI, are doing to target transnational criminality.

3. Malcolm Damon:

   Though it is legal what transnational corporations are doing in transferring profits, the fact is that it is an immoral situation.

4. Customs Department Director-General Somchai Sujjapongse:

   After these two consecutive big busts ... the transnational crime networks must realize it is getting increasingly difficult to send their shipment past Thailand, but I think they will try to come up with the more complicated means, so we will have already prepared the measures to (tackle the issue).

5. Sam Wasser:

   Whenever that happened, those two seizures always were shipped out of the same port, close in time, and all of the ivory -- when we looked at the origin -- was highly in overlap, which suggests it was the same transnational criminal organization( TCO) moving both shipments.