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Meanings of biracial in English

Portuguese
multi-racialidade
Catalan
multiracial
Spanish
multirracial

Originating from people of two or more ethnic groups.

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multi-racialidade

Biracial.

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Usage of biracial in English
1
The senator is biracial, her parents are immigrants from Jamaica and India.
Ebony
2
Because the kids are expected to appear biracial or even racially ambiguous?
Ebony
3
WM: Do you feel connected to biracial people in any real way now?
Ebony
4
He won over her parents, who had been concerned about Obama's being biracial.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
5
Harris, who is biracial, does not triangulate when it comes to identity politics.
The Guardian
6
I didn't know of the minor struggles he faced as a biracial kid.
Ebony
7
Do they buy this baby, the son of a criminal, a biracial thug?
Chosen: a novel
8
Spider-Man is now a biracial half-Black, half-Latino boy named Miles Morales.
Ebony
9
For a British prince to have a biracial girlfriend is significant, even rebellious.
The Guardian
10
He's a biracial African American man who grew up in a white household.
The Guardian
11
Four of the show's 13 winners have been black or biracial.
Reuters
12
I hate that he even made a song for biracial girls.
Ebony
13
We sought to define incidence rates for different ICH locations in a biracial population.
Pubmed
14
I was different, I was biracial in a time when not many people were.
Rock and Ice Magazine
15
Memphis's assumption about II Macellaio being biracial was quite prescient.
The cold room
16
A full 50 percent of all children are either Latino, African-American, Asian or biracial.
Ebony
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Biracial through the time
Biracial across language varieties
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