Iviza

American  

[ee-vee-thah, -sah] / iˈvi θɑ, -sɑ /

Or Eivissa

noun

1. Ibiza.

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Iviza British  

/ iˈβiθa /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Ibiza

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Example Sentences

Esparrago died soon afterwards and was succeeded in the archiepiscopal seat of Tarragona by Guillen Mongriu, whose vigorous and martial temperament was illustrated by his conquest of the island of Iviza.

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The dialect in use in Minorca and Iviza, though practically the same as that of Majorca, varies in each island.

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The cost of living strikes any one accustomed to British housekeeping as small—not perhaps because food is so very cheap, for it is dearer in Palma than in the country towns and rural districts, and much dearer than in Minorca and Iviza; but because life is much simpler and less pretentious and conventional than in England.

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In Iviza lovely green and golden lizards and highly-varnished toy frogs in all "art" shades abounded, but we saw none of either in Majorca.

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With regard to Iviza, the third in importance of the Balearic Isles, even the usually omniscient Baedeker maintains a dignified reserve.

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