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Meanings of nomadic in English
Usage of nomadic in English
1
His nomadic past doesn't exactly bode too well for South Africa's future.
2
Good question-howcan anybody put a price on destroying indeterminate nomadic tribes?
3
They have nomadic tendencies; and, in their uncivilised state, scarcely practise agriculture.
4
The Shah issues an order. The nomadic tribes must be settled, immediately.
5
Because they were nomadic, it was not possible to fix their location.
6
These include mobile or nomadic peoples, those in institutions, and the homeless.
7
The Kurds were a nomadic people living in Kurdistan, Persia, and Caucasia.
8
Directly to the north lay many verdant valleys-grazing-groundsof the nomadic Navajos.
9
By this time the Turks had lost some of their nomadic instincts.
10
Here and there were queer-looking storehouses which belonged to the nomadic Lapps.
11
Her captors were, after all, nomadic hunter-gatherers; life was at best uncertain.
12
Some carried straw pointed hats, giving a nomadic feel to the collection.
13
The reindeer people, like the Indian and Eskimo hunters, must be nomadic.
14
The deeds of great men belonging to different nomadic peoples are recounted.
15
He covers his floors with the entire art of a nomadic people.
16
It was a nomadic life, so friendships were few and far between.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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