Nicaragua
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- proper noun
- /ˌnɪkəˈrɑːɡwə/
- By contrast, church attenders in Nicaragua tend to be less interested in politics than nonattenders.
- Nicaragua and El Salvador
- Sandinistas in Nicaragua
- elections in Nicaragua
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Watch on YouTubeThen we leave for Nicaragua the next day and the first alternator goes out.
- Then we leave for Nicaragua the next day and the first alternator goes out.
- And he had adopted a child from Nicaragua.
- So I've got Lester Espino from Nicaragua.
- What's on my watch now is Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, and the ability to send them back to those states is not rational.
- We've we've been in in Nicaragua in been in in Costa Rica.
- I've been I've walked back from Nicaragua to fucking America.
- So they, they very are ready to help the Nicaragua resistant.
- It draws me to Bolivia or Nicaragua.
- So my parent, my my grandfather met his wife in Nicaragua doing missionary work a long time ago.
- And then that's when the they told me we can refuel in, in Nicaragua.
- My mother's from actually Illinois, so you most wow, Nicaragua's in there.
- A loading they put in filler named Benjamin Ben in the plane with me and we went up to a landing strip there in in Nicaragua.
Examples
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In some countries, such as Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua, the answers may reflect weariness with conflict.
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So we're going to Nicaragua, which is South of here.
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Healthcare in Nicaragua is now free.
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My kids have gone to Nicaragua.
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The American Congress had said no to giving money to his friends in Nicaragua.
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Maybe go to Nicaragua and preach the gospel or build houses.
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Panama and Nicaragua border Costa Rica.
Synonyms
A country in Central America next to Honduras and Costa Rica
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Nicaragua is said to come from a local leader named Nicarao combined with the Spanish word agua meaning 'water', which is a helpful way to remember the name. So thinking of Nicarao and agua makes sense for a country known for its big lakes, rivers and coasts.