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republicanas

The Spanish word "republicanas" means "republican" (feminine plural form) in English, referring to supporters or related to a republic.

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  • Las ideas republicanas promovían la igualdad y la libertad.

    The republican ideas promoted equality and freedom.

    In this sentence, 'republicanas' is used as an adjective describing 'ideas', referring to concepts associated with a republic.

  • En su discurso, habló de las tradiciones republicanas del país.

    In his speech, he spoke about the republican traditions of the country.

    Here, 'republicanas' is an adjective describing 'traditions', linking them to the principles and practices of a republic.

  • La bandera tenía los colores republicanos.

    The flag had republican colors.

    In this example, 'republicanas' as 'republicanos' modifies 'colores', identifying them as representative of republican symbolism.

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