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Meanings of colonial in English
Usage of colonial in English
1
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former colonial power France condemned the violence.
2
Former colonial power France has been a vocal backer of military action.
3
France, the former colonial power, has special forces based in the country.
4
France, Mali's former colonial power, urged both sides to cease fire immediately.
5
Former colonial power France has said it will assist with the cleanup.
6
He held a number of official posts in the French colonial administration.
7
It certainly doesn't want to ask its former colonial masters for anything.
8
Israel adamantly rejects being deemed a colonial power in the Palestinian territories.
9
The problem with Pete is that he appears rooted in colonial history.
10
I hope the French colonial police aren't as efficient as you are.
11
You say you want decolonisation and yet you are supporting colonial borders.
12
Calls to remove relics of New Zealand's colonial past are growing stronger.
13
Among them was the foreign minister of Zimbabwe's former colonial ruler, Britain.
14
Did he really believe brass-finish colonial hardware made some kind of difference?
15
To my knowledge, Ireland has no colonial or commercial interest in Africa.
16
Never a colonial power, we did not oppress any Third World countries.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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