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Meanings of motherland in English
Synonyms
Examples for "homeland"
Examples for "homeland"
1
Its products are used by the military, homeland security and civilian institutions.
2
The zeppelin allowed Germany to bring the war to the English homeland.
3
Look what American power and arrogance did for your homeland, your people.
4
There is a strong tendency among Sherpas to leave their difficult homeland.
5
Yet once he had been at the centre of his homeland's politics.
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Love guards the fatherland; crowns with turrets the walls of the freeman.
2
The German fatherland is rallying to the support of the national flag.
3
The fetters of the fatherland are daily bread to the exiled patriot.
4
Let's reunite the fatherland for the next generation.' She is visibly moved.
5
But his fatherland was not adapted to the prosecution of the project.
1
They regard the country of origin law as a potential trade restriction.
2
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3
Prophylaxis health messages focus on families returning to their country of origin.
4
Somalia was the second largest country of origin for refugees in 2012.
5
Taboo: Taboo has broken audience records in its country of origin, Belgium.
1
These proceedings excited general horror in the mother country, and Charles II.
2
He was the first to advocate the separation from the mother country.
3
Unquestionably, the origin of the evil is wholly with the mother country.
4
All traffic between the discontented provinces and the mother country was interrupted.
5
The mother country cannot be roused to the importance of this step.
1
It was a relatively rare example of recognition in his native land.
2
But the changes in his native land are beginning to irritate him.
3
She reached her native land in August, in company with Mr. Marsh.
4
The country-born youth finds himself unable to live in his native land.
5
He feared the gods, and wished to die in his native land.
Usage of motherland in English
1
By the end of the nineteenth century Europe was the monopoly-capitalist motherland.
2
The eight socialist honours are unambiguous and fiercely patriotic: Love the motherland.
3
But now we know that there were earlier diasporas from the motherland.
4
I've got at least a few more children to give the motherland.
5
A growing wave of technologists, researchers and entrepreneurs is fleeing the motherland.
6
Every inch of our motherland regained is sweet and precious to us.
7
For my country-people there is but one real home, but one motherland.
8
But tugging at their emotional attachment with the motherland has its uses.
9
Our motherland no longer exists, and revenge cannot bring back the dead.
10
There can be no easy abandonment of mother, motherland or mother tongue.
11
The tap water in Manhattan is far different from that of the motherland.
12
He's clearly enjoyed his time in what he calls the 'motherland'.
13
The idea of motherland- Ihavenever dared to look it in the face.
14
The composer represented all that was great about the culture of Volkov's motherland.
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This was the true Egypt, the motherland, where Rome could not reach us.
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Understandably so, his dedication to social progress wasn't just limited to the motherland.
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