Columbia

Columbia¹ Definition

☆ Co·lum·bia (kə lum′bē ə, -byə)

noun

Old Poet. the U.S. personified as a woman

Etymology: after Christopher Columbus

Columbia² Definition

Co·lum·bia (kə lum′bē ə, -byə)

Etymology: after Columbia, personification of the U.S.
capital of S.C., on the Congaree River: pop. 116,000
city in central Mo.: pop. 85,000
Etymology: after Columbia, personification of the U.S.
city in NC Md., southwest of Baltimore: pop. 88,000
river rising in SE British Columbia and flowing south & west through Wash., & along the Wash.-Oreg. border into the Pacific: 1,210 mi (1,947 km)
Etymology: after the name of the first ship to enter it (1792)

Columbia Usage Examples

Converse of object

Modifies a noun

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Noun used with modifier

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