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Meanings of colonisation in anglès
Usage of colonisation in anglès
1
Any self-respecting effort at colonisation brings along a couple of these eco-AIs.
2
He gave an epic sense to the story of emigration and colonisation.
3
In the absence of loricrin, S. aureus nasal colonisation was significantly impaired.
4
Nothing could show the inherent vitality of this Jewish colonisation more strikingly.
5
While The Martian was about exploration, Artemis is about colonisation, Weir says.
6
Both are red, black and white; both tell a tale of colonisation.
7
The gap is also the result of structural oppression, colonisation, discrimination and class.
8
Photograph: Culture Victoria Post-colonisation, our people continued to run successful enterprises.
9
In recent years he has called for the colonisation of the planet Mars.
10
The commission evolved into the forum as many countries became independent from colonisation.
11
Besides being economically efficient, it would complete the colonisation of Europe.
12
Conversations about colonisation and republicanism and constitutional change are not easy.
13
Here's an idea of what happened to Aboriginal people during colonisation.
14
This is the sanction invoked to legitimise every adventure in invasion and colonisation.
15
Austin, the father of Texian colonisation, quittedthecountryin disgust.
16
The Russian peasant is admirably fitted for the work of peaceful agricultural colonisation.
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Colonisation through the time
Colonisation across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare