Madagascar
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- proper noun
- /ˌmædəˈɡæskər/
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Madagascar
- Many unique species can be found only in Madagascar, making it a hotspot for biodiversity.
- Madagascar's granary
- coast of Madagascar
- Madagascar wildlife
Why was there other options in the Yes, there was Argentina, Madagascar and Uganda.
- Why was there other options in the Yes, there was Argentina, Madagascar and Uganda.
- It says they want you in the Seychelles, which is off the coast of Madagascar.
- There were there were early primates in Madagascar, early primates in Africa when Madagascar split off.
- And the most extreme example of a different way of doing the same thing is a animal on the island of Madagascar called an I I.
- And Manoni spent a lot of time in Madagascar and Fanoni actually says this is a dangerous book.
- And I'd like to go down Greece and Israel, down through the Red Sea and down to Seychelles and Madagascar.
- Adido Murma, The Matrix from Madagascar, an endangered species of ants.
- Then north of Madagascar and east east of Africa, couple of islands.
- It was Madagascar, like fucking wild.
- But yeah, if I was solo, maybe perhaps only because when I think back to Madagascar, doing the eight highest mountains, which were just as tough, if not tougher.
Examples
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Once thought confined to a small area of northeastern Madagascar, aye-ayes were long feared to be near extinction.
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The duration of the epidemic roughly corresponds to the rainy season in Madagascar from November to April.
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So in Madagascar people, parents were shown this particular picture.
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Whereas in the South of Madagascar specifically, it's really hard to get by.
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These are very special dates from Madagascar.
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And we were in the forests in eastern Madagascar, and we had no difficulty at all in hearing this noise.
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A total of 1,244 women from six locations in Madagascar were included in the study.
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Nearly a thousand miles long and 360 miles at its widest, Madagascar is the world's fourth largest island.
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Postcards arrive every now and then from Madagascar or Shanghai or old Bombay.
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A particular favorite, and a Madagascar delicacy, is the ramy, a three-chambered nut.
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Synonyms
An island country off the southeast coast of Africa
Official name of Madagascar from 1958 to 1975
Compounds
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Madagascar comes from the local Malagasy name Madagasikara, the word the people on the island use for their land. European travellers long ago used a similar form and the name stuck, so the large island country is called Madagascar today.