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Meanings of lowlander (lowlanders) in English

A native of the Lowlands of Scotland.

Usage of lowlanders in English
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All trespassers, lowlanders such as he, were simply killed out of hand.
Assail
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But he acknowledged the growing challenge of lowlanders losing the "winter feeling".
Reuters
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He'd seen such ornaments on the hands of lowlanders before.
Oracle's Queen
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More lowlanders came closing in from surrounding the hall.
Assail
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These invaders, these lowlanders... he cares nothing for them.'
Assail
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Given their dependence on mountains, lowlanders should show concern for the highlands beyond their recreational value.
Pubmed
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Bad enough that the lowlanders use our road.
The White Road
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There were no forests here to protect him, only open fields and the scattered houses of lowlanders.
Oracle's Queen
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As to schedules of work, the Carolina and Georgia lowlanders dealt in tasks; all the rest in hours.
American Negro Slavery / A Survey of the Supply, Employment and ...
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Broke and scattered the lowlanders' army.
Assail
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We construct the Central Asian (including both highlanders and lowlanders) mtDNA haplogroup tree at the highest resolution.
Pubmed
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Most lowlanders from New Guinea's interior and south coast resemble the highlanders except that they tend to be taller.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
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Perhaps no wild animal in the world is without enemies, but highlanders, as a class, have fewer than lowlanders.
The Mountains of California
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We can't help being lowlanders!
What's Mine's Mine — Volume 2
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Historically, VL was known as the diseases of the lowlanders; in the lower and upper Kola agro-ecological zones of Ethiopia.
Pubmed
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He was a free man in the wilderness, an outlaw among the lowlanders, and he would keep it that way.
Assail
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