Wakanda
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- proper noun
- /wəˈkɑːndə/
- It was cool you were in Wakanda Forever and obviously with Nigerian roots and having an opportunity to be a part of a film like that.
- Wakanda forever
- the fictional African country Wakanda
- the African country Wakanda
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Watch on YouTubeSo when if you're trying to picture village here, if you've watched Black Panther before, they go through the magical Dome that covers Wakanda.
- So when if you're trying to picture village here, if you've watched Black Panther before, they go through the magical Dome that covers Wakanda.
- And he's like looks at the Schiaparelli collection and says, well, someone watched the Wakanda movie.
- It was cool you were in Wakanda Forever and obviously with Nigerian roots and having an opportunity to be a part of a film like that.
Examples
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Wakanda forever!
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The Black Panther has been the protector of Wakanda for generations.
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Well, in the land of Wakanda there is this really important and very rare metal.
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But when we come back, Wakanda Forever will answer just one question.
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If this guy got out of Wakanda with some of their trade goods...
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You are in Wakanda now.
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You must get them out of Wakanda safely.
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Welcome to Wakanda.
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"I think as far as Africa is concerned, you really have to create a fictional country and that country is a character within the story as well," Hounsou said in defense of Wakanda.
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The scientists in Wakanda have used their knowledge of vibranium to construct a futuristic utopia.
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Etymology
Wakanda is the name of a fictional African country made for Marvel, known for its advanced technology and rich resources. A helpful way to remember Wakanda is to think of it as an almost 'magical' place, because the name sounds like some words for 'spirit' in Native American languages, which fits its mix of high technology and long traditions.