Eurafrican
- adjective
- /ˌjʊərəˈfrɪkən/
- She studied Eurafrican history at university, focusing on the colonial period.
Examples
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Many Eurafrican artists are gaining international recognition.
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The Eurafrican trade route played a crucial role in the exchange of goods and cultures.
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A Eurafrican summit was held to discuss environmental challenges across both continents.
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The Eurafrican conference will be held next month.
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A Eurafrican summit was held to discuss environmental challenges across both continents.
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Many Eurafrican artists are gaining international recognition for their unique styles.
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The Eurafrican trade route played a crucial role in the exchange of goods and cultures.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Eurafrican joins Euro- ('Europe') and African ('Africa'), so when something is described as Eurafrican it comes from or connects both Europe and Africa.