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US
/ˌmaɪkɹoʊˈniʒə/
]
NOUN
- a country scattered over Micronesia with a constitutional government in free association with the United States; achieved independence in 1986
- the islands in the northwestern part of Oceania
How To Use Micronesia In A Sentence
- Formerly called the Trust Territory, Micronesia possesses only two-thirds the land area of Rhode Island, yet lies scattered over an expanse of ocean comparable to the contiguous United States.
- Habitat wind township and village roads panacea , Micronesia, as beads Network, to facilitate passenger and freight.
- I recently ran across mention of a "mystery fish" from the Micronesian island of Yap, in Kenneth Brower's 1983 book, A Song for Satawal. A Strange Fish from Yap
- Kinship and descent may have been organized around matrilineal clans, a common pattern in Micronesia.
- Care packages with medicine, food, toys and school supplies have been raining down on dozens of tiny Micronesian islands in the past week as part of Operation Christmas Drop, the oldest ongoing U.S. Department of Defense mission in the world, now in its 60th year. Photos of the Day: Dec. 16
- Habitat wind township and village roads panacea , Micronesia, as beads Network, to facilitate passenger and freight.
- •.fm is a ccTLD for the Federated States of Micronesia but it is often used for FM radio stations (and even non-FM stations, such as internet radio stations). Top Information about Home Management
- The written section was tough - hardly anything on quantum theory, and a brute of a paper on the cell chemistry of Micronesian diatomic plankton.
- In 1976, Mr. Piailug made international headlines when -- using nothing but nature's clues and the lessons he'd learned from his grandfather, a master navigator schooled in traditional Micronesian wayfaring -- he steered a traditional sailing canoe more than 3,000 miles from Hawaii to Tahiti. Mau Piailug, 78, sailor who navigated the oceans without the help of technology, dies
- Formerly called the Trust Territory, Micronesia possesses only two-thirds the land area of Rhode Island, yet lies scattered over an expanse of ocean comparable to the contiguous United States.