Mozambique
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- proper noun
- /moʊzæmˈbiːk/
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Mozambique
- Simply stated, the high cost of war and mismanagement have put Mozambique in a humiliating position of economic bankruptcy.
- Mozambique government
- independence of Mozambique
- northern Mozambique
Yes, most of them, they're from Mozambique.
- Yes, most of them, they're from Mozambique.
- And you wouldn't have gotten that just by reading an article or typing in Mozambique on the in, in the, in the search bar.
- And sitting around the table one day, you know, we had a request from someone in Mozambique asking for for help and expertise on rodents.
- We're going to take a trip around the world with quick stops in Mozambique, Louisiana, Florida, Nova Scotia, Michigan, Syria, Haiti and China.
- But after Fact Check this it apparently Gaza in Mozambique and the program was to protect them against HIV.
Examples
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As a new land market has emerged in Mozambique, locations conducive to ecotourism have developed.
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However, the West participated in the destruction of Mozambique primarily through its support of South Africa.
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- Are you a resident in Mozambique?
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Welcome back, it's our third summer here at Little Happy an abandoned fishing village in the Mozambique Channel.
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Sadly, the war in Mozambique is no more over than the struggle in South Africa.
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Such a terrible thing, and did we send money to help the flood victims of Mozambique?
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As the cruel war in Mozambique continues, a process of national reconciliation is occurring.
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The herd is now in Mozambique's airspace, threatening the fragile peace between the two nations.
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Space prevents a detailed examination of Mozambique's rich history of resistance to its colonizers.
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Many tourists visit Mozambique to enjoy its beautiful beaches and rich culture.
Synonyms
A country in southeastern Africa on the Indian Ocean coast
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mozambique comes from the name of a trader called Musa ('Musa bin Bique') who lived on a small island off the east African coast, and Portuguese sailors used that island name Moçambique for the whole area. So, Mozambique is the name of the country on the Indian Ocean coast today.