Definition of Americo-African in English:

Americo-African

adjectiveəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n

Of or relating to both America and Africa; (also) of or relating to African-Americans (originally and chiefly in the context of the resettlement of freed American slaves in Africa during the 19th cent.).

nounəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Wilmingtonian & Delaware Advertiser.

adjectiveəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n

Of or relating to both America and Africa; (also) of or relating to African-Americans (originally and chiefly in the context of the resettlement of freed American slaves in Africa during the 19th cent.).

nounəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Wilmingtonian & Delaware Advertiser.

单词	Americo-African
释义	Definition of Americo-African in English: Americo-African adjectiveəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n Of or relating to both America and Africa; (also) of or relating to African-Americans (originally and chiefly in the context of the resettlement of freed American slaves in Africa during the 19th cent.). nounəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n A freed American slave resettled in Africa (now historical). Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Wilmingtonian & Delaware Advertiser. Definition of Americo-African in US English: Americo-African adjectiveəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n Of or relating to both America and Africa; (also) of or relating to African-Americans (originally and chiefly in the context of the resettlement of freed American slaves in Africa during the 19th cent.). nounəˌmɛrɪkəʊˈafrɪk(ə)n A freed American slave resettled in Africa (now historical). Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Wilmingtonian & Delaware Advertiser.
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