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Meanings of penal colony in English
Remote settlement used to house convicts from the general population.
Usage of penal colony in English
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He said the men would serve their sentences in a penal colony.
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But the penal colony struggled to survive as food supplies quickly dwindled.
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Overview: You're building a fortress on a remote island, a penal colony.
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In 1852 the French Government established a penal colony on these islands.
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But the day has gone by for successful re-establishment of a penal colony.
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A penal colony was established in what is now downtown Sydney.
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Both regarded the idea as something far more important than a mere penal colony.
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The penal colony's hospital log contains some clues as to what Dhirendra had heard.
9
How do the Glastonbury toilets compare with the ones in a Russian penal colony?
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A penal colony is one formed of convicts sent out from the mother country.
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They were caught and shipped to Australia, the penal colony.
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In Mexico, known thieves can be sent to the Tres Marias penal colony without trial.
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The penal colony for adults ought to be a pioneer of the free agricultural colony.
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One was to be transported to a penal colony.
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A new government policy allows outpost facilities to recruit employees from the penal colony at Alcatraz.
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It was a long, long haul to the penal colony, the other end of the world.
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Translations for penal colony
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Penal colony through the time
Penal colony across language varieties
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