Synonyms for barbados
bɑrˈbeɪ doʊz, -doʊs, -dəsbar·ba·dos

Princeton's WordNet

1. Barbadosnoun

   a parliamentary democracy on the island of Barbados; former British colony; a popular resort area

2. Barbadosnoun

   easternmost of the West Indies about 300 miles to the north of Venezuela

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1. • Barbados
   • Lesser Antilles
   • Country
   • Island

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1. List of paraphrases for "barbados":

   barbadian

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1. Mia Mottley:

   This must be our legacy to the people of Barbados: to give you back your government and your governance.

2. David Pilgrim:

   I’m a multiracial black man. I have folks from Trinidad, Barbados, and Venezuela—you know, places that President Trump dismissed as shithole countries. When I first heard him use that term I thought he was talking about Indiana.”

3. Mia Mottley:

   This victory is the people of Barbados' victory, this must be our legacy to the people of Barbados: to give you back your government and your governance.

4. Cynthia Barrow-Giles:

   The conclusion then was very simple, barbados had reached the stage of maturity in its political evolution where what ought to have been part and parcel of the movement to independence was not for pragmatic reasons. Fifty-five years later this failure is rectified by a prime minister who is determined to complete the process of nation-building which has obviously stalled for the last four decades or so.

5. Colin Gregor:

   You realize how crazy Australians are about sports and how it creates such an amazing atmosphere around the Games, i think( in 2006) Scotland were playing Barbados in basketball and there was 5,000 people in to watch. I don't think we'd get 5,000 people in Scotland watching Scotland play Barbados in basketball.