What is another word for Proxies?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɒksɪz], [ pɹˈɒksɪz], [ p_ɹ_ˈɒ_k_s_ɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Proxies:
n.
• agencies (noun) • agents (noun)- Middlemen,
- go-betweens,
- liaisons,
- operatives,
- Impresarios,
- factors,
- ombudsmen,
- actors,
- Agencies,
- Intermediaries,
- executors,
- mediators,
- brokers,
- Vehicles,
- instruments.
- accomplices,
- underlings,
- acolytes,
- minions,
- followers,
- partners,
- stooges,
- lieutenants,
- aides,
- attendants,
- employees,
- helpers,
- Auxiliaries,
- assistants,
- agents,
- Accessories,
- helpmates,
- Deputies,
- henchmen,
- ancillaries,
- adjuncts,
- Attorneys,
- hirelings,
- Flunkies,
- subordinates,
- servants,
- patsies,
- Functionaries,
- chaperones,
- associates,
- Extras,
- abettors,
- seconds,
- juniors,
- aides-de-camp,
- benefactors,
- laborers,
- menials,
- backers.
- lieutenancies,
- Organizations,
- commissions,
- subcommittees,
- Embassies,
- committees,
- consignments,
- Missions.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- replacement,
- bright,
- unnatural,
- coat of arms,
- police lieutenant,
- commons,
- deputize,
- stunning,
- arresting,
- unwashed,
- gamey,
- similar,
- shameful,
- sensory,
- implements of war,
- expressed,
- lowly,
- benevolent,
- luscious,
- broker,
- rough-cut,
- factor,
- blue,
- legal guardian,
- fat,
- pictorial,
- regime,
- secondary coil,
- federal agent,
- toothsome,
- fill-in,
- coarse,
- plebeian,
- voluptuous,
- likable,
- lower-ranking,
- alternative,
- junior-grade,
- replace,
- scandalous,
- disgraceful,
- brilliant,
- green,
- racy,
- intense,
- minister plenipotentiary,
- convertible,
- lifelike,
- empathic,
- placeholder,
- risque,
- naughty,
- step in,
- second-stringer,
- aidoneus,
- spicy,
- mutual,
- ersatz,
- regent,
- exchange,
- good-hearted,
- deputy sheriff,
- munition,
- interchangeable,
- weaponry,
- red-hot,
- kindly,
- hades,
- stand-in,
- standardized,
- gamy,
- appealing,
- graphic,
- blazon,
- interchange,
- fill in,
- charitable,
- deputise,
- standardised,
- envoy extraordinary,
- sub,
- backup man,
- harmonic,
- likeable,
- government,
- subaltern,
- emissary,
- agentive role,
- park,
- relief,
- utility,
- backup,
- alternate,
- official emissary,
- reliever,
- surrogate,
- envoi,
- vulgar,
- lush,
- reserve,
- weapons system,
- uncouth,
- openhearted,
- stand in,
- invigilate,
- blazonry,
- denotative,
- vernacular,
- monitor,
- lurid,
- following,
- petty,
- secondary winding,
- collateral,
- lawyer,
- usual.
- Secondaries,
- shocking,
- lieutenant,
- substitutions,
- commissary,
- procurator,
- procurations,
- vicarious,
- steads,
- Substitutional,
- attorney,
- proctor,
- explicit,
- deputy,
- legate,
- eventual,
- proxy,
- sympathetic,
- assignee,
- warrants,
- mandates,
- common,
- substitute,
- vivid,
- envoy,
- powers,
- utters,
- authorizations,
- representations,
- actings,
- represents,
- exchangeable,
- replaces,
- vicars,
- vices,
- Commissaries,
- abnormal,
- proctors,
- Plenipotentiaries,
- authorities,
- juicy,
- procurators,
- secondary,
- indirect,
- placeholders,
- sensational,
- empathetic,
- agent,
- trustee.
How to use "Proxies" in context?
Proxy servers are systems which act as middlemen between two parties. They rely on intermediary systems which are able to intercept and route HTTP or other requests so that they can be sent to the correct destinations. This is an efficient way to bypass firewalls and other security measures which may be in place.
There are a number of reasons why proxy servers are used. They can be used to hide the identity of the user or website. They can also be used to bypass content restrictions, for example in countries where access to certain websites is prohibited. Proxy servers can also be used to improve the speed of web browsing.
Paraphrases for Proxies:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Proper noun, plural
Indices, indicators, indicateurs.
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Noun, plural
allied, allies, concerned, interested, interim, intermediate, representation, representative, Agencies, Attorneys, Deputies, Indices, Intermediaries, Middlemen, Spokesmen, Cues, Trustees, officers, principals, agents, assistants, attendants, servants, brokers, delegates, nominees, representatives, players, officials, estimates, gauges, approximations, portrayals, assigns, alternates, substitutes, surrogates, actors, mediators, operatives, orders, intermediates, dealers, markers, signposts, alternatives, replacements, substitutions, processors, representations, benchmarks, guardians, couriers, conduits, mandates, tiers, thirds, REPS, FORMATS, indicators, tracers, endpoints, variables, actives, facilitators, steels, placeholders, informers, handlers, indictors, stakeholders, contractors, predictors, spillovers, substituents, constables, overheads, friendlies, third-parties, mandate-holders, reprsentatives, indicateurs.
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Proper noun, plural
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
prosecutors.
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Noun, plural
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