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import

commodities (goods or services) bought from a foreign country

an imported person brought from a foreign country; "the lead role was played by an import from Sweden"; "they are descendants of indentured importees"

bring in from abroad

Synonyms:

• accent,
• acceptation,
• access,
• add up to,
• admission,
• affective meaning,
• allegorize,
• allegory,
• allude to,
• allusion,
• amount to something,
• arcane meaning,
• argue,
• assign,
• assume,
• assumption,
• be construed as,
• be featured,
• be prominent,
• be somebody,
• be something,
• bearing,
• bespeak,
• betoken,
• breathe,
• bring in,
• bring to mind,
• carry over,
• carry weight,
• coloration,
• coloring,
• communicate,
• communication,
• concern,
• concernment,
• conduction,
• connotation,
• connote,
• consequence,
• consequentiality,
• consideration,
• consign,
• construction,
• contagion,
• convection,
• convey,
• count,
• cut ice,
• cut some ice,
• deliver,
• delivery,
• denotation,
• denote,
• deport,
• deportation,
• design,
• diapedesis,
• diffuse,
• diffusion,
• disseminate,
• dissemination,
• drift,
• effect,
• emphasis,
• entail,
• entrance,
• entree,
• entry,
• essence,
• excellence,
• expel,
• export,
• exportation,
• express,
• expulsion,
• extension,
• extradite,
• extradition,
• force,
• get top billing,
• gist,
• grammatical meaning,
• hand forward,
• hand on,
• hand over,
• high order,
• high rank,
• hint,
• idea,
• impact,
• impart,
• implicate,
• implication,
• implied meaning,
• imply,
• importance,
• importation,
• importing,
• income,
• incoming,
• indicate,
• infer,
• inference,
• infiltration,
• ingoing,
• ingress,
• ingression,
• innuendo,
• input,
• insertion,
• insinuate,
• insinuation,
• intake,
• intend,
• intendment,
• intension,
• intent,
• intention,
• interchange,
• interest,
• interpenetration,
• interpretation,
• intimate,
• intimation,
• introduce,
• introduction,
• introgression,
• intrusion,
• involve,
• ironic suggestion,
• leakage,
• lexical meaning,
• literal meaning,
• magnitude,
• make over,
• mark,
• materiality,
• matter,
• mean,
• mean to say,
• meaning,
• merit,
• message,
• metaphorical sense,
• metastasis,
• metastasize,
• metathesis,
• metathesize,
• metempsychosis,
• migration,
• moment,
• momentousness,
• mutual transfer,
• note,
• nuance,
• object,
• objective,
• occult meaning,
• osmosis,
• overtone,
• paramountcy,
• pass,
• pass on,
• pass over,
• pass the buck,
• passage,
• passing over,
• penetration,
• percolation,
• perfuse,
• perfusion,
• pertinence,
• pith,
• point,
• point indirectly to,
• practical consequence,
• precedence,
• preeminence,
• presume,
• presumption,
• presuppose,
• presupposition,
• primacy,
• priority,
• purport,
• purpose,
• range of meaning,
• real meaning,
• reception,
• refer to,
• reference,
• referent,
• relation,
• relay,
• relevance,
• scope,
• seepage,
• self-importance,
• semantic cluster,
• semantic field,
• sense,
• significance,
• significancy,
• signification,
• significatum,
• signifie,
• signify,
• span of meaning,
• spell,
• spirit,
• spread,
• spreading,
• stand for,
• stand out,
• star,
• stress,
• structural meaning,
• subsense,
• subsidiary sense,
• substance,
• suggest,
• suggestion,
• sum,
• sum and substance,
• superiority,
• suppose,
• supposition,
• supremacy,
• switch,
• symbolic meaning,
• symbolism,
• symbolize,
• take for granted,
• tell,
• tenor,
• thrust,
• tinge,
• totality of associations,
• touch,
• transduction,
• transfer,
• transfer of property,
• transfer property,
• transference,
• transferred meaning,
• transfuse,
• transfusion,
• transit,
• transition,
• translate,
• translation,
• translocate,
• translocation,
• transmigration,
• transmigration of souls,
• transmission,
• transmit,
• transmittal,
• transmittance,
• transplace,
• transplacement,
• transplant,
• transplantation,
• transposal,
• transpose,
• transposition,
• travel,
• turn over,
• unadorned meaning,
• undercurrent,
• undermeaning,
• understanding,
• undertone,
• value,
• weigh,
• weight,
• weightiness,
• worth