Rhodesian
- adjective
- /roʊˈdiːʒən/
- The Rhodesian origins of Renamo are now accepted as fact by most scholars.
- Rhodesian government
And shout out to Dulce, our beautiful Rhodesian Ridgeback.
- And shout out to Dulce, our beautiful Rhodesian Ridgeback.
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From contributor: Written by the former Prime Minister of Rhodesia, this book offers a splendid overview of the Rhodesian War, especially its latter stages.
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For example, Japan continued to import high-grade Rhodesian chromium through South Africa even though it claimed to support the UN sanctions.
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Unable to contain the nationalist insurgency, the Rhodesian government was forced to sue for peace.
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Between 1976 and 1979, Mozambique suffered from more than 350 RENAMO and Rhodesian attacks.
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Dangarembga's use of fiction to articulate the Rhodesian legacy of colonialism and racism is particularly significant given the taboo on speaking about race in Zimbabwe today.
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In the 1960s, Zanla and Zipra nationalists began waging a guerrilla war against the white Rhodesian regime that had unilaterally declared independence from Britain in 1965.
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The Rhodesian government made decisions that significantly impacted the country's future during its transition to independence.
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As a child, she listened to stories about her grandparents' life in Rhodesian society before the country's independence.
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The ancient architecture from Rhodesian times reflects the rich cultural heritage of Zimbabwe.
Synonyms
About Zimbabwe or its people
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Etymology
Rhodesian comes from Rhodesia, a former country named after the British businessman Cecil Rhodes, and the ending -ia means 'land of'. So Rhodesian means 'relating to Rhodesia', the area now called Zimbabwe and parts that later became Zambia.