Synonyms for madagascar
ˌmæd əˈgæs kərmada·gas·car

Princeton's WordNet

1. Madagascar, Republic of Madagascar, Malagasy Republicnoun

   a republic on the island of Madagascar; achieved independence from France in 1960

2. Madagascarnoun

   an island in the Indian Ocean off the southeastern coast of Africa; the 4th largest island in the world

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1. • Indian Ocean
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1. List of paraphrases for "madagascar":

   malagasy, madagascan

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1. Patrice Charpentier:

   The southern portion of Madagascar (is) one of the poorest, one of the most vulnerable (regions), you don't have a lot of (seeds) that are brought from outside because there's not enough incentives for suppliers, who can say, 'I can come here and make good money by selling seeds'.

2. Ralava Beboarimisa:

   Most... say we are spending a lot of money to protect the environment instead of spending money to help them find something to eat, one of the challenges in Madagascar is to protect the forests, and to change the habits of the people and to help them to fight against poverty.

3. Michelle Stocker:

   These are the oldest frogs from near the equator, the oldest frogs overall are roughly 250 million years old from Madagascar and Poland, but those specimens are from higher latitudes [than the Chinle frog] and not equatorial.

4. Gail Civille:

   A brand of Madagascar vanilla may no longer be available, and so what are you going to do now ? You may have to substitute a Tahitian vanilla or use another supplier.

5. Rakotomamonjy Andrianantoanina:

   In 2008, the tourism in Madagascar was very high. But there has been political trouble since 2009 so the tourists are fewer and fewer.