Costa Rican
/ (ˈkɒstə ˈriːkən) /
of or relating to Costa Rica or its inhabitants
a native or inhabitant of Costa Rica
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How to use Costa Rican in a sentence
Until recently, the Costa Rican–based firm was, as Cohen put it, “the virtual currency of choice for the bad guys.”
On that day, the family of a severely ill Costa Rican woman reportedly prayed to the beatified pontiff for her recovery.
After Second Approved Miracle, Pope John Paul II Likely to Become a Saint | Barbie Latza Nadeau | July 5, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTWhen Costa Rican authorities proved unhelpful, Stauffer hired a local private attorney and American “cold case” expert.
The gulf of Nicoy lies near the western end of the Costa Rican coast.
Seventeen million dollars invested by English capitalists in Costa Rican bonds were the substantial basis of that interest.
By-Ways of War | James Jeffrey Roche
The friends of the Costa Rican envoy were as amusing as himself, and in very much the same line.
Roderick Hudson | Henry JamesIt is shown to have relations with the Chapanecan and others with Costa Rican tongues.
A Record of Study in Aboriginal American Languages | Daniel G. BrintonThe one Costa Rican locality of record also is in the Caribbean versant.
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