In 2014, Wilkinson appeared in an anti-discrimination advert sponsored by the Australian Football League, the AFL in which he spoke of the abuse he had suffered on the field.
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Wilkinson
//ˈwɪlkɪnsən//
Synonyms for "wilkinson" (12 found)
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3 entriesderived from
2 entriesTranslations
15 translations across 15 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- ويلكنسون name (surname, given name, place name)
Chinese Cantonese
1 entries- 韋健信 /韦健信 name (surname, given name, place name)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 威爾金森 /威尔金森 name (surname, given name, place name)
Greek
1 entries- Γουίλκινσον name (surname, given name, place name)
Hebrew
1 entries- ווילקינסון name (surname, given name, place name)
Hindi
1 entries- विल्किनसन name (surname, given name, place name)
Japanese
1 entries- ウィルキンソン name (surname, given name, place name)
Khmer
1 entries- វីលគីនសុន name (surname, given name, place name)
Korean
1 entries- 윌킨슨 name (surname, given name, place name)
Russian
1 entries- Уилкинсон name (surname, given name, place name)
Tamil
1 entries- வில்கின்சன் name (surname, given name, place name)
Telugu
1 entries- విల్కిన్సన్ name (surname, given name, place name)
Thai
1 entries- วิลคินสัน name (surname, given name, place name)
Ukrainian
1 entries- Вілкінсон name (surname, given name, place name)
Urdu
1 entries- ولکنسن name (surname, given name, place name)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Mr. Wilkinson added that almost half of the reefs severely damaged by coral bleaching in 1998 are recovering, but he said other reefs are so badly damaged that they are unrecognizable.
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Tom Wilkinson plays the passionate, bullheaded Arthur, who teeters between brilliance and lunacy.
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Anna Wilkinson is a researcher at the University of Lincoln. She explained that a tortoise's neck length is a sign of whether the tortoise is comfortable in its surroundings. The longer the neck, the more at ease the animal is.
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