Definition: The word "Dominica" is an English language adjective that describes a place in the Caribbean region, specifically in the Dominican Republic. Definition: - A small island nation located at the western end of the Dominican Republic's archipelago. - Dominica is known for its unique blend of African and Caribbean culture and traditions. Its culture includes music, dance, fashion, and cuisine, which are all distinct to its inhabitants. - Dominica has a diverse economy that includes tourism as well as fishing, agriculture, and manufacturing. In English: Dominica is an island nation located in the western part of the Dominican Republic's archipelago. In Latin: "Domini, dominis" Din. - "domina" Latin - "dominus". - Dominicus - "Dominoes" It was a Spanish colony until 1527, when it was formally annexed by Spain. Dominica became part of the United States in 1898. It gained independence in 1903.

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Definition: The word "Dominican Republic" refers to a country located in Latin America, specifically in the Caribbean region. It was initially named after the Spanish explorer Christopher Columbus who discovered it on January 20, 1492. The Dominican Republic is known for its religious and cultural diversity, particularly its Catholicism. The country has one of the oldest and most vibrant religions in the world. Its history goes back thousands of years to when Polake Indians first settled the area. It was later established as an independent nation in 1845 during the Spanish Empire. The country is known for being a leader in Latin America in terms of tourism, agriculture, and technology. It has one of the largest agricultural sectors in the Caribbean region due to its fertile soil and favorable climate. The country also has a large population of Dominican Americans, who are a significant part of its cultural makeup and language. The word "Dominican Republic" can have various meanings depending on context, but it generally refers to the nation as a whole.

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Definition: Okay, the user wants me to define 'undominical' in two sentences. First, I need to understand what the word means. From my knowledge, undominical refers to someone who is not dominated by others, meaning they are independent and self-reliant. So, first sentence should clearly explain that. Next, I need to make sure it's concise. Maybe start with "Undominical individuals..." to set up the concept. Then provide an example like a person who stands out without relying on others. That shows understanding beyond just the definition. Wait, the user might be looking for something more relatable or humorous. I should check if there's a way to make it funny. Maybe using a metaphor. For instance, "Undominical" could mean someone unshakable in their beliefs. Then add an example like a person who doesn't rely on others. That adds a touch of humor. I need to double-check the definitions and ensure they're accurate. Yes, undominical means being independent and self-reliant. So combining both sentences with that information should meet the user's request. Undominical individuals stand out without relying on others, often embodying strength in their independence. A person like a sculptor who shapes clay without following others is an example of such a mindset. Another angle: "Undominical" can mean someone unshakable by external forces—like a tree that survives storms or a leader unafraid to make tough decisions.

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Definition: 1. Undoing minical, which is a reversal of an action or concept. 2. A process that undoes something done in the past.

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