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Caribbean
[kar-uh-bee-uhn, kuh-rib-ee-]
adjective
of or relating to the islands or region of the Caribbean Sea, or to its inhabitants.
of or relating to the Carib people.
noun
the Caribbean Sea.
the Caribbean, the islands and countries of the Caribbean Sea collectively.
a native or inhabitant of a Caribbean country.
a Carib.
Caribbean
/ kəˈrɪbɪən, ˌkærɪˈbiːən /
adjective
of, or relating to, the Caribbean Sea and its islands
of, or relating to, the Carib or any of their languages
noun
the states and islands of the Caribbean Sea, including the West Indies, when considered as a geopolitical region
short for the Caribbean Sea
a member of any of the peoples inhabiting the islands of the Caribbean Sea, such as a West Indian or a Carib
Usage
Other Word Forms
- inter-Caribbean adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of Caribbean1
Example Sentences
While still running antidrug operations in the Caribbean, Canada’s defense ministry stressed that those are “separate and distinct” from the U.S. military operation against drug boats.
According to the newly-released files, Epstein wrote to Mr Thiel in November 2018 to invite him to visit him in his Caribbean island, where some of Epstein's crimes are thought to have been committed.
Colombia and much of the rest of Latin America are on edge due to a US military campaign targeting alleged drug running boats in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific.
But Caracas fears the US military deployment, which also includes F-35 stealth warplanes sent to Puerto Rico and US Navy ships in the Caribbean, is a regime change plot in disguise.
He also accuses Washington, which has deployed a fleet of warships in the Caribbean in a stated anti-drug operation, of seeking to depose him and seize the formerly rich petrostate's vast oil deposits.
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