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Meanings of colonist in English
Usage of colonist in English
1
There are eight left in orbit; three cargo ships, the rest colonist-carriers.
2
Surely some people could have been taken up to the orbiting colonist-carriers.
3
I am; at least I am a Cape colonist descended from Dutchmen.
4
These incessant attacks at length overthrow the ennobling philosophy of the colonist.
5
But if the prisoner was injured, the colonist was not less so.
6
The colonist being a British subject is to be given a vote.
7
Nine starships in a parking orbit, seven colonist-carriers and two cargo ships.
8
The colonist who brings this boon to Africa must be an African.
9
Rumors of fat, fertile lands induce the colonist to become a pioneer.
10
He is not allowed to be any thing else than a colonist.
11
I am an Englishman,-ora colonist, if you like the term better.
12
The French colonist did his work magnificently in the new home.
13
Two were recognizable colonist types: dungarees, thick cotton work shirts, and woolly beards.
14
Naturally this became the strongest of all the settlements of the colonist company.
15
Israel would be not only a conqueror, but a colonist and a civilizer.
16
I didn't come here because I wanted to be a colonist.
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