Antonyms for Bolivianbo·li·vian

Princeton's WordNet

1. Bolivianadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Bolivia

2. Bolivianadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Bolivia or its people

How to use Bolivian in a sentence?

1. Che Guevara, when asked his nationality:

   I am Cuban, Argentine, Bolivian, Peruvian, Ecuadorian, etc... You understand.

2. Raquel Welch:

   My father was Bolivian, which makes me half-Bolivian. It's where I got some of my exotic features and certainly my skin tone.

3. General Prado:

   He was then laid out on a concrete slab in the little laundry behind the hospital, and around 30 press photographers from all over the world were invited in to shoot images of the body as it lay in state, it was important for the government and the military to show Che dead as a lesson to anyone intending to invade or threaten the Bolivian way of life in the future.

4. Miguel Diaz-Canel:

   Trump and his court of old hawks attack the Cuban Revolution; the Bolivarian Revolution; the Sandinistas; the Brazilian, Bolivian, Argentine leftist political leaderships and social, popular, progressive movements throughout the region.

5. Evo Morales:

   In many historic moments, the Church was used for domination, subjugation and oppression. Now the Bolivian people receive you with joy and hope, we welcome you as the chief representative of the Catholic Church coming to support the liberation of our Bolivian peoples.

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