Synonyms for Vanuatu
ˌvɑ nuˈɑ tuvan·u·atu

Princeton's WordNet

1. Vanuatu, Republic of Vanuatu, New Hebridesnoun

   a volcanic island republic in Melanesia; independent since 1980

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1. • Melanesia
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1. New Zealand Vanuatu president:

   This is a very devastating cyclone in Vanuatu. I term it as a monster, a monster, it's a setback for the government and for the people of Vanuatu. After all the development that has taken place, all this development has been wiped out.

2. Colin Collett Van Rooyen:

   There are over 80 islands that make up Vanuatu and on a good, sunny day outside of cyclone season it's difficult to get to many of them, until today, the weather has been particularly cloudy, so even the surveillance flights would have had some difficulty picking up good imagery.

3. Sune Gudnitz:

   Vanuatu is a very vulnerable place because of its location in the middle of the ocean, it is possible that there will be a death toll that could be high. I can't give any numbers. I think it is a well-grounded fear.

4. Justice Minister Ronald Warsal:

   We do not have a fixed number yet as to the number of seats, but the amendment will be to the constitution to say parliament will prescribe a system which will include reserved seats for women, it has been over 10 years since we have had a woman in parliament ... It is very hard for women to win seats in Vanuatu, so it is better that we amend the constitution.

5. Ethical Traveler report:

   We fully support Vanuatu's citizens in their rebuilding efforts but do not believe their infrastructure can handle an influx of tourists at this time, palau, another small Pacific island that has been a fixture on our list, was omitted this year. In order to reclaim their long-held spot they must show clear and verified progress in the fight to end human trafficking, for both domestic labor and sex purposes.