Synonyms for haiti
ˈheɪ tiha·iti

Princeton's WordNet

1. Haiti, Republic of Haitinoun

   a republic in the West Indies on the western part of the island of Hispaniola; achieved independence from France in 1804; the poorest and most illiterate nation in the western hemisphere

2. Hispaniola, Haiti, Haytinoun

   an island in the West Indies

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1. • Greater Antilles
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1. List of paraphrases for "haiti":

   haitian, haïti, 'haïti, haitians, haïtien

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1. The NHC:

   Tropical storm conditions are expected in portions of Puerto Rico beginning this afternoon, and in The Dominican Republic by Wednesday. Tropical storm conditions are possible in northern Haiti and the southeastern Bahamas by late Wednesday.

2. Michael Deibert:

   That's not an image that Haiti wants to project to the world.

3. Fox News:

   A group of migrants just walked across the Rio Grande and crossed into Eagle Pass illegally right in front of us, a Border Patrol boat pulled up right as they were finishing the crossing. Most of them said they were from Haiti. They’re now being processed by BP.

4. Darwin Hostetler:

   Because of the political unrest, the gang violence and so on in Haiti, they were taking this small plane to Jacmel where they would meet up with the rest of their family, they were flying to Jacmel and then they were going to meet up with our missionaries then, who were going to take them to Petit-Goâve.

5. Angelique Hilaire:

   I can't afford to rent anywhere else, every time it rains I pray to God for it to stop. But what can I do ? Even a short downpour can leave the capital flooded as piles of rubbish on the streets and debris filled canals block drains, which exacerbates flooding. Natural disasters linked to climate change will only get more frequent and extreme in the future, experts say. Decades of deforestation have left Haiti even more exposed to natural disasters, with less than three percent of its original forest cover still intact, according to the UNDP. This causes soil erosion and reduces the ability of soil to retain water, making Haiti more vulnerable to flooding and landslides. During heavy rainfall, there are few trees to stop water washing down the bare mountains. While 5.5 million tree seedlings have been planted in Haiti by the UNDP since 2010, not enough has been done to stop people cutting down trees in the first place. Selling charcoal, which comes from burning wood, is used for cooking and is a key source of income for many Haitians living in the countryside. .