Synonyms for cameroon
ˌkæm əˈruncameroon

Princeton's WordNet

1. Cameroonnoun

   an inactive volcano in western Cameroon; highest peak on the West African coast

2. Cameroon, Republic of Cameroon, Camerounnoun

   a republic on the western coast of central Africa; was under French and British control until 1960

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1. • Cameroon
   • Volcano

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1. List of paraphrases for "cameroon":

   cameroun, cameroonian

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1. Goodluck Jonathan:

   I believe that the story of the Chibok girls will be better, now that we are working with Niger, Cameroon and Chad.

2. Jackie Fearnley:

   It has for years been a corrupt, murderous and authoritarian regime, and there were often issues about athletes not being paid, then complaining and then perceiving themselves to be in danger if they went back to Cameroon.

3. Martin Ziguele:

   Everyone is focused on the main transport route between the capital and eastern Cameroon for supplies, but inside the country, there is no movement, i cannot leave Bangui and go 90 km (60 miles) without a heavily-armed army escort. Imagine then the population. Add the curfew and the state of emergency, it is really an apocalyptic situation.

4. Scott Stewart:

   It’s not combat troops that are being sent there, those being sent will gather Intel and likely brief the Cameroon government, as well as, others in the region.

5. Father Bernard Kinvi:

   My presence amongst them has given them refuge, those who are injured or sick are all treated at my hospital. We feed the hungry and we intervene to free those who have been captured. We visit those who fled and sought refuge in Cameroon to give them moral support and encourage them not to seek vengeance. At home, children can now go to school, which gives us a lot of hope for the future, he continued. It’s a profound relief for our people.