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Meanings of settler in English
Usage of settler in English
1
Tom wasn't exactly a pioneer, but he was certainly an early settler.
2
The settler brought the young fellow out dressed in his own clothes.
3
He opposes the encroachments of the settler, and the building of railroads.
4
To the average settler the land was the prime source of livelihood.
5
The settler may have his Shakespeare; he will surely have his Bible.
6
The furniture the settler brought with him, or made on the spot.
7
The pioneering story of 1840's Hokianga settler and timber trader, John Webster.
8
There was a note in the cry that shook the settler's soul.
9
One settler. BLF members chant as they prepare to march to Remgro.
10
He had now been proclaimed an outlaw in effect by every settler.
11
At noon employed getting the settler's goods, the Governor King in company.
12
The sword and the plough were friends which fraternised at every settler's.
13
The young man rose, and sauntered off with the Bear Creek settler.
14
He knew at once by my dress that I was a settler.
15
No comment was made, nor was further allusion had to the settler.
16
The settler sprang toward them, but three or four men seized him.
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Settler through the time
Settler across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common