Antonyms for latino
ləˈti noʊ, læ-lati·no

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1. • American

Princeton's WordNet

1. Latin American, Latinonoun

   a native of Latin America

2. Latinoadjective

   an artificial language based on words common to the Romance languages

3. Hispanic, Latinoadjective

   related to a Spanish-speaking people or culture

   "the Hispanic population of California is growing rapidly"

How to use latino in a sentence?

1. Reed Galen:

   The issue isn’t getting [Latino voters] fired up, it’s getting them to show up.

2. Nick Salazar:

   When people think about rural Iowa they think of white farmers, but many of these communities will keep becoming more diverse and more Latino.

3. Al Sharpton:

   It would be interesting. Bloomberg is one of the few people who could pull off a credible independent candidacy for president, for African-Americans and Latino voters, a 50-state run will enhance our leverage and get our interests addressed. We wouldn't just be focusing on a few primary states.

4. Roberto Larios:

   I was promoted in about three years. That typically doesn't happen to a Latino in this industry.

5. Lance Whipple:

   Whether Girl Scouts Innovation Manager-Latino community win the challenge or not, Girl Scout Cookie-inspired dessert challenge’s just a blast to be part of Girl Scout Cookie-inspired dessert challenge, every time that Girl Scouts Innovation Manager-Latino community go to a table and Girl Scouts Innovation Manager-Latino community say that Girl Scouts Innovation Manager-Latino community’re participating in it, everybody’s eyes glow. It’s just such an easy sell because everybody loves Girl Scout cookies.

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