Antonyms for Carolina
ˌkær əˈlaɪ nə; for 3 also Sp. ˌkɑ rɔˈli nɑcar·oli·na

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1. • South
   • Geographical Area

Princeton's WordNet

1. Carolina, Carolinasnoun

   the area of the states of North Carolina and South Carolina

How to use Carolina in a sentence?

1. Pat Gannon:

   It can certainly undermine confidence in the elections process and in particular absentee voting or by-mail voting. That's how a lot of voters will vote this year, we ask voters in North Carolina to get voting information from trusted state and local sources.

2. Trey Harrell:

   This takes it out of the local solicitors’ hands and givens more sunlight on the scenario of what’s going on, in essence, the top prosecutor’s office is overseeing the prosecution of these charges because they stem from various counties and various circuits in the state of South Carolina, so they’re trying to keep everything together under one house to pull resources and make sure evidence doesn’t go missing in rural counties.

3. Dustin Johnson:

   I obviously don’t get to play a whole lot in South Carolina, other than Hilton Head every year, but this year’s been kind of cool getting to play so many events in South Carolina.

4. Clay Aiken:

   I also believe we need more civility in our politics, and North Carolina deserves representatives in Washington who use their positions to make people's lives better, not to advance polarizing positions that embarrass our state and stand in the way of real progress.

5. Mark Meadows:

   I promised the people of North Carolina's 11th District that I would fight for a full repeal of the Affordable Care Act and a replacement with a market-driven approach that brings down costs and provides more choices for the American people.

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