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Hawaiian Islands

Hawaiian Islands proper noun: an archipelago of the Pacific Ocean, almost all of which is part of the US state of Hawaii.

Proper noun

Hawaiian Islands

  1. An archipelago of the Pacific Ocean, almost all of which is part of the US state of Hawaii.
    • Polk's first public declaration on the subject appeared in his first annual message of December 2, 1845, and referred to Oregon ; but nearly three months before this he had applied the doctrine to the Hawaiian Islands, and certainly not in the interest of slavery. In September, 1845, Anthony Ten...
    • Your mission, under existing circumstances, is one of great importance. The United States have a deep stake in the continued independence of the Hawaiian Islands. They present one of those commanding commercial positions which Great Britain, judging from her past history, would be anxious to annex...1922, Eugene Irving McCormac, “The "Polk Doctrine" and Minor Diplomatic Questions”, in James K. Polk: A Political Biography, Berkeley, Cali.: University of California Press, →OCLC, pages 690–691

Synonyms of Hawaiian Islands

Questions about Hawaiian Islands

What does Hawaiian Islands mean?
Hawaiian Islands means an archipelago of the Pacific Ocean, almost all of which is part of the US state of Hawaii.
What part of speech is Hawaiian Islands?
Hawaiian Islands is a proper noun.

Words near Hawaiian Islands in the dictionary

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  2. Hawaiian hawk
  3. Hawaiian hawks
  4. Hawaiian haystack
  5. Hawaiian haystacks
  6. Hawaiian Islands
  7. Hawaiian Kingdom
  8. Hawaiian monk seal
  9. Hawaiian monk seals
  10. Hawaiian peridot
  11. Hawaiian peridots

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