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indaba
[ in-dah-bah ]
noun
- a conference or consultation between or with native peoples of South Africa.
Indaba
/ ɪˈɑːə /
noun
- anthropol history (among Bantu peoples of southern Africa) a meeting to discuss a serious topic
- informal.a matter of concern or for discussion
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of indaba1
1890–95; < Zulu indaba, izindaba (with implosive b ) matter for discussion, affair, account
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of indaba1
C19: from Zulu: topic
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Example Sentences
The French hosts also won praise from negotiators for using a mixture of informal huddles, or indabas, and traditional shuttle diplomacy to bring the deal home.
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According to veteran negotiators the indabas had made sure every country felt their views had been heard.
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Negotiators also met in small informal group huddles, or “indabas” as they are known in the climate negotiations.
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The indaba did narrow differences, reducing 900 bracketed points of contention in the draft text to about 300 before the last session.
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Cronje stopped and cantered back again, seeming to hold an indaba with his petty officers.
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