Pronunciation: /ˌæf.roʊ ˌkær.əˈbiː.ən/
noun a person of African descent living in or originating from the Caribbean region
A1 I tried Afro-Caribbean food for the first time.
A2 She enjoys listening to Afro-Caribbean music.
B1 The festival featured a variety of Afro-Caribbean dance performances.
B2 The museum exhibit showcased Afro-Caribbean art from the 20th century.
C1 The university offers a specialized course in Afro-Caribbean studies.
C2 Her doctoral thesis focused on the impact of Afro-Caribbean literature on contemporary society.
adjective relating to or characteristic of people of African descent living in or originating from the Caribbean region
A1 She cooked Afro-Caribbean food for dinner.
A2 I enjoy listening to Afro-Caribbean music.
B1 The restaurant specializes in Afro-Caribbean cuisine.
B2 The festival featured Afro-Caribbean dance performances.
C1 The artist's work is influenced by Afro-Caribbean culture.
C2 The writer's novel explores themes of Afro-Caribbean identity.
formal The Afro-Caribbean community in the city has a rich cultural heritage.
informal I love going to the Afro-Caribbean restaurant downtown for some delicious food.
slang That new dancehall track has some serious Afro-Caribbean vibes.
figurative Her writing style is a fusion of Afro-Caribbean influences and modern storytelling techniques.
Afro-Caribbeaned
Afro-Caribbeans
more Afro-Caribbean
most Afro-Caribbean
is Afro-Caribbean
will be Afro-Caribbean
has been Afro-Caribbean
is being Afro-Caribbean
Afro-Caribbean
very Afro-Caribbean
to Afro-Caribbean
Afro-Caribbeaning
Afro-Caribbeaned