Antonyms for north carolinanorth car·oli·na

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Princeton's WordNet

1. North Carolina, Old North State, Tar Heel State, NCnoun

   a state in southeastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies

2. North Carolinanoun

   one of the British colonies that formed the United States

How to use north carolina in a sentence?

1. Leslie Anderson:

   Bill has proven himself worthy of continued employment as our executive director. He has done good work here and has improved the lives of the people of western North Carolina. We continue to stand in support of Bill Murdock. i called Joe and he, out of his own pocket, paid for the family to go, and then we decided, you know, there's needs in our community.

2. Carmen Yulín Cruz:

   But the President continues to refuse to acknowledge his responsibility, and the problem is that if he didn't acknowledge it in Puerto Rico, God bless the people of South Carolina and the people of North Carolina.

3. President Trump:

   Tomorrow voters in states all across the nation will head to the polls for Super Tuesday. Not Super Thursday. Oh, he said, Super Thursday. You cant do these things, hes constantly naming the wrong state. Its great to be in the state of Ohio. No, no, no. Im sorry. Youre in North Carolina.

4. Phil Berger:

   This should tell you all you need to know about Cooper and Senate Democrats’ motives, they aren’t interested in moving past this issue or protecting the privacy and safety of North Carolina families. They’re brass-knuckled politicians who want to wage a nasty culture war with divisive issues, so they can keep filling their campaign coffers with cash from fringe liberal activists.

5. Anthony Wilson:

   We were able to determine an approximate area where she might be found, virginia State Police were dispatched to the general area Saturday afternoon and she was located just inside the North Carolina border on Route 89 in Surry County.

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