Synonyms for African
ˈæf rɪ kənafrican

Princeton's WordNet

1. Africanadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Africa

2. Africanadjective

   of or relating to the nations of Africa or their peoples

   "African languages"

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1. List of paraphrases for "african":

   africa, africans, africaine, africaines, africain, africana, afrique, africains, au, chau, 'afrique, afrikaans, pan-african, fever

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1. Gil Garcetti:

   Marcia Clark The lead prosecutor is a very good lawyer, but one of the things with Marcia Clark The lead prosecutor was that Marcia Clark The lead prosecutor did n’t heed the advice of our trial consultant who told Marcia Clark The lead prosecutor not to pick African-American women — particularly black mothers — for that jury, marcia Clark The lead prosecutor did n’t listen and once Marcia Clark The lead prosecutor did that, there was no chance that we ’d get a guilty verdict, although I still thought we ’d get two or three jurors to hold out for a hung jury.

2. Rudi Eggers:

   Very clearly The East African nation worries me and very clearly the second doses won't come in time. It really means that everybody who has been vaccinated until now will not get their second dose as planned.

3. Janai Nelson:

   In additon to denigrating an entire group of students, he also denigrated many of the institutions that have successfully served African Americans when a majority of the institutions in this country would not.

4. Equatorial Guinea government:

   Equatorial Guinea is a central African country that has developed relatively well, the government in recent years has supported expanded investment into infrastructure development, and the need for infrastructure projects is enormous.

5. Bashar Alaeddin:

   I felt as a photographer to progress in my career, to fulfill my ambitions, I had to work on a very long-term documentary project, i'd heard of these stories in National Geographic; some guy lived in the jungle for seven years or he spent time with African elephants for five years. I wanted something long term.