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What is a common noun for Rhode Island?

There isn't a single common noun that refers specifically to Rhode Island.

Here are some options depending on the context:

General:

* State: This is the most generic term. You could say "I visited a state in the Northeast" or "Rhode Island is the smallest state."

* Region: If you're referring to the general geographic area, you might use "region."

* Area: Similar to "region", this is a broad term encompassing a geographic location.

Specific:

* Island: Rhode Island is an island, but this would be misleading as Rhode Island includes other land masses as well.

* Colony: Historically, Rhode Island was a colony, but this is not a common way to refer to it today.

Descriptive:

* The Ocean State: This is Rhode Island's nickname, but it's not a noun in itself.

Ultimately, the best word to use depends on the specific context of your writing.

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