Nations

What do we mean by nations?

A historically constituted, stable community of people, formed on the basis of a common language, territory, economic life, ethnicity and/or psychological make-up manifested in a common culture.

A sovereign state.

An association of students based on its members' birthplace or ethnicity.

A great number; a great deal.

Words that are spelled similarly to nations:
nations, nation, notions, rations, cations, enations, nasions, natrons.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word nations:
resolutions, peacekeeping, unanimously, resolution, mandate, security, geneva, sanctions, unesco, humanitarian, adopted, refugees, ethiopia, council, palestine, peoples, observer, declaration, qualification, diplomatic, congo, programme, ambassador, charter, ban, convention, assembly, treaty, cup, lebanon, commissioner, nation, rugby, fifa, sustainable, iraq, cooperation, peace, rights, mission.

Words that rhyme with nations:
congratulations, abbreviations, communications, implications, relations, ramifications, operations, aspirations, patients, machinations, allegations, expectations, accommodations, telecommunications, tribulations, regulations, reparations, applications, stations, generations, connotations, reservations, qualifications, limitations, impatiens, specifications, renovations, complications, obligations, observations, considerations, innovations, annotations, preparations, affiliations, palpitations, negotiations, aberrations, variations, associations, indications, publications, recommendations, accusations, creations, foundations, revelations, installations, fluctuations, combinations, deliberations, situations, affirmations, immunizations, adaptations, carnations, manifestations, celebrations, organizations, recriminations, classifications, permutations, public relations, ministrations, appropriations, cations, hallucinations, vacations, depredations, constellations, deviations, appalachians, citations, denominations, allocations, illustrations, alterations, altercations, stipulations, decorations, informations, medications, locations, conversations, denunciations, crustaceans, gyrations, lacerations, sensations, animations, configurations, occupations, ruminations, corporations, vibrations, explanations, calculations, congregations, representations, appellations.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nations:
other, many, european, foreign, western, different, civilized, various, industrial, most, developed, industrialized, advanced, asian, modern, independent, latin, indian, free, african, christian, rich, poor, powerful, ancient, democratic, arab, eastern, northern, communist, underdeveloped, smaller, barbarous, neutral, civilised, united, sovereign, capitalist, maritime, savage, friendly, neighbouring, poorer, oriental, belligerent, oppressed, allied, gentile, wealthy, east, respective, distant, rival, speaking, asiatic, hostile, conquered, neighboring, industrialised, muslim, continental, socialist, south, heathen, weaker, pagan, poorest, enlightened, weak, called, southeast, islamic.

Consonant match to nations:
notions.

Words that sound like nations:
nations, notions, nation, motions, missions, haitians, notion, newtons, nascence, noshes, nahshon, machines, masons, hessians, mogens, knishes, gnashes, nuisance, nauseous, nuns, donations, neurons, notches, nascent, nugent, nuisence, nans, nylons, cations, neons, natan, notations, new shoes, nishant, narrations, naches, neurones, nugen, neugent, negations, natant, nimmons, nonscience, enation, neylon, nivens, noachian, neloms, newman's, noyance, nationair, novations, mission, motion, emotions, actions, oceans, mittens, sessions, haitian, melons, rations, russians, mentions, emissions, maidens, martians, mayans, hatian, lotions, auctions, matias, ovations, hudgens, mellons, wayans, mattias, omissions, hitchens, hastens, missioner, mavens, mullens, orations, moshes, phaeacians, hutchens, moistens, muttons, chastens, marrons, meishan, missioners, my sons, cessions, gnashing, natchez, knowings, neches, nens.