Latin America

noun

the part of the American continents south of the United States in which Spanish, Portuguese, or French is officially spoken.

OTHER WORDS FROM Latin America

Latin American, noun Lat·in-A·mer·i·can, noun, adjective

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It is a market for the products of Latin-America and the Orient.

The Industrial Canal and Inner Harbor of New Orleans |Thomas Ewing Dabney
To-day in Latin-America the second great struggle for freedom is under way.

Prowling about Panama |George A. Miller
Most of Latin-America has not yet learned that the intellect, like the nation, cannot exist half slave and half free.

Prowling about Panama |George A. Miller
Likewise she is sure of internal peace and is the only really war-tight, revolution-proof country in Latin-America.

Prowling about Panama |George A. Miller

The fundamental difficulties in Mexico were not peculiar to that country nor indeed to Latin-America.

The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I |Burton J. Hendrick

British Dictionary definitions for latin america

Latin America

noun

those areas of America whose official languages are Spanish and Portuguese, derived from Latin: South America, Central America, Mexico, and certain islands in the Caribbean

Cultural definitions for latin america

Latin America

A term applied to all of the Spanish- or Portuguese-speaking nations south of the United States.

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