A person who comes from a foreign country; someone who does not owe allegiance to your country.
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He bitterly decided that the folks were lining up against the outlander.
2
They will attribute anything out of place to your being an outlander.
3
Firstly, he is an 'outlander,' and no man of mine own people.
4
The outlander raised his gaze to Raif as he passed him.
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The last person Magiere wanted to mince words with was this arrogant outlander.
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My mother was an outlander; that's where my eyes come from.
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Wilt thou, for my sake, speak harshly to this red-headed outlander?
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And we are familiar with the power of the outlander.
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Who was this outlander to speak to them of war?
10
He was indeed an outlander, but yet a Thibetan in language, habit and attire.
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In fact he was the very terror of the outlander Wasp war effort just now.
12
He wondered where the outlander was, for he had not seen him during the fighting.
13
There is the loutish outlander, who boasted before the duke that he would fight me.
14
The outlander raised the knife point to his eye.
15
Egypt did not know Vaniman, the outlander, very well.
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He is an outlander, and perhaps he may think well to make terms with us.
