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Canadaphile

A Canadaphile (also Canadophile, Canadiophile, Canadaphilic or Canadaphiliac) is a person, typically not Canadian, who admires Canada, its people, culture, and languages (mainly English and French).

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Canadaphile

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples19
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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related to Usage · 19
Canadaphile → America, American, American Canadaphile, Breakup, Canada, Canadian, Canadians, Canadophile, Confessions, German-speaking, In, Lansing Lamont, Newspaper, Nischik, Publishers Weekly, Reingard, Stakes, The, The Coming End

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canada canadian canadophile culture also country francophile anglophile languages english french adjective describe literary interest foreign canadiophile canadaphilic canadaphiliac person

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Canadaphilerelated to UsageThe0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageCanadians0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsagePublishers Weekly0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageAmerican0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageLansing Lamont0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageAmerican Canadaphile0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageCanadian0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageBreakup0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageThe Coming End0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageCanada0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageStakes0.60section
Canadaphilerelated to UsageAmerica0.60section

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