Barbadian
/ (bɑːˈbeɪdɪən) /
of or relating to Barbados or its inhabitants
a native or inhabitant of Barbados
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How to use Barbadian in a sentence
They replicated the Barbadian plantation model, growing mainly rice and tobacco, and had an outsized impact on early America.
The Original Slave Colony: Barbados and Andrea Stuart’s ‘Sugar in the Blood’ | Eric Herschthal | January 24, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTWith the help of his newspaper friends, Stuart was able to send to his paper a fairly well-written article on the Barbadian negro.
Plotting in Pirate Seas | Francis Rolt-WheelerThe manager of this estate confirmed the testimony of the Barbadian planters in every important particular.
The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus | American Anti-Slavery SocietyIndeed, the Barbadian population, as a mass, strikes one as the darkest in the West Indies.
Two Years in the French West Indies | Lafcadio HearnSir Graham Briggs is perhaps the most distinguished representative of the old Barbadian families.
The English in the West Indies | James Anthony Froude
I know not why I should be thought likely to add anything to the load of Barbadian afflictions.
The English in the West Indies | James Anthony Froude
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