Synonyms for maldives
ˈmɔl divz, ˈmæl daɪvzmal·dives

Princeton's WordNet

1. Maldives, Republic of Maldivesnoun

   a republic on the Maldive Islands; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1965

2. Maldives, Maldive Islandsnoun

   a group of about 1,200 small coral islands (about 220 inhabited) in the Indian ocean

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1. • Indian Ocean
   • Maldive Islands
   • Country
   • Island

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1. List of paraphrases for "maldives":

   maldivian, maldive

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1. Kate Jones:

   People say, I want to come to the Maldives for 10 days and will do two posts on Instagram to like 2000 followers, it’s people with 600 Facebook friends saying, ‘Hi, I’m an influencer, I want to stay in your hotel for seven days.' Jones said she receives often very vague requests, and usually at least six each day. These people are expecting five to seven nights on average, all inclusive. Maldives is not a cheap destination. SILVER AIRWAYS PASSENGERS CATCH COUPLE HAVING SEX IN SEATS BEHIND THEM So common are deals being sought by travel bloggers that many luxury hotels have taken to outlining their criteria online. The stunning villas of the Hurawalhi Island Resort in the Maldives are as picturesque as any other. On the resort’s website, there is a section specifically aimed at influencers. In it, resort management declares exactly what it’s looking for ... and what it’s not.

2. George Clooney:

   Well, President Nasheed is in a remarkably good spirits, he wanted me to convey to the people of the Maldives that they should remain hopeful that things will improve and that he is pleased that I will be attending meetings with him on behalf of the government.

3. Syed Akbaruddin:

   Last night, the Maldives foreign minister contacted us saying they were facing a grave emergency, for the next seven to eight days they are going to face extreme difficulty with water so they requested all assistance.

4. Mohamed Nasheed:

   It is only a question of time before the Maldives witnesses an incident comparable to the tragedy that occurred on the beaches of Tunisia last year.

5. David Brewster:

   It is really quite unprecedented for India, in terms of the scale of the assistance and also the speed in which it has been deployed, it points to a view in Delhi about the importance of the The Maldives, that India needs to spend whatever it takes to secure its position there.