Synonyms for namibia
nəˈmɪb i ənamib·i·a

Princeton's WordNet

1. Namibia, Republic of Namibia, South West Africanoun

   a republic in southwestern Africa on the south Atlantic coast (formerly called South West Africa); achieved independence from South Africa in 1990; the greater part of Namibia forms part of the high Namibian plateau of South Africa

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1. List of paraphrases for "namibia":

   namibian, namibie

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1. Humphrey Karamagi:

   Namibia has had three waves. The first two waves were quite small and health measures brought them under control. But this wave is very high. You can see the effect of the transmissibility of the virus.

2. Roberto Burioni:

   Italy's measles vaccine coverage was par with Namibia, lower than Ghana, but the law was working, the coverage was improving. We should strengthen it, not weaken it. Now, children who are not vaccinated will endanger other children at school who are too small for vaccines or can not be vaccinated because they suffer from immunosuppressive diseases.

3. The USFWS:

   The hunts are consistent with the conservation strategy of Namibia, a country whose rhino population is steadily increasing, and will generate a combined total of $550,000 for wildlife conservation, anti-poaching efforts and community development programs in Namibia.

4. Former President George W. Bush:

   I think the most meaningful moment for me was going to a maternity ward in Namibia, seeing a roomful of ladies, most of whom — if not all — had the AIDS virus, and every one of their babies was born without AIDS. Mother-to-child transmission efforts of PEPFAR have been unbelievably successful.

5. Captain Cook:

   The Namibian government – every single coin, that is the normal procedure when a ship is found on a beach. The only exception is when it is a ship of state – then the country under whose flag the ship was sailing gets it and all its contents. And in this case the ship belonged to the King of Portugal, making it a ship of state – with the ship and its entire contents belonging to Portugal. The Portuguese government, however, very generously waived that right, allowing Namibia to keep the lot.