Colonist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLONIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who settles a colony
• a settler in or inhabitant of a colony.
• settler in a colony
• A member or inhabitant of a colony.
• a person who settles in a new colony or moves into new country

Words related to COLONIST

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Words that contain COLONIST

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How to use COLONIST in a sentence

• It was very seldom that a colonist visited England at all, and except among the recent comers their English relatives were for the most part unknown.
• Mowle, a very old colonist, with much experience of the blacks fifty years ago.
• From the assimilation already going on, however, it may be argued that the physical character of the Indian will be gradually merged and lost in that of the French colonist.
• The colonist detested him for his exactions, while his soldiery were a scourge to every district they were quartered upon.
• These limits would in all probability be what they now are even if we had not received a single European colonist since the Revolution.
• This movement was not without danger, one colonist being killed in effecting it, and two more of the Kannakas wounded.
• But though fate and the necessity of a livelihood drove him to Ireland and the life of a colonist, poetry was his main business.
• Her letter cannot be read by any colonist without feelings of pity and shame.
• But the more ample reward attaching to labour out here leaves the colonist more leisure.
• During the first few days of the year the work is done by half the ordinary staff The colonist certainly endeavours to get as much pleasure as he can out of existence.
• The colonist is by nature an inquisitive animal, who likes to know what is going on around him.
• I have no fear of the ultimate success of the colonist, if they will but be faithful to themselves.
• America was the sphere where the European, as a colonist, a settler, first came on a large scale in contact with another race.
• My father was a French colonist in the island of Saint Domingo.
• But Philippe Gaultier, Sieur de Comporte, was of the right material to be a good colonist.
• The Colonist was treated as a friend, and not as an enemy.
• In time the government itself, as well as the colonist, came to be concerned, not so much with the agricultural products of the Indies, but with the return of the precious metals.
• And because he was better fitted for the task than any other man in America, we find him, a few years later, chosen to lead the colonist forces against mighty England.
• He likewise bestowed upon each colonist a house, a barn, and a stable, with a certain number of horses and cattle.
• He had made no preparations for war, beyond what a colonist might do.
• King, to his credit, forgot his differences with MacArthur, and lent a willing hand to the colonist.
• We sent a plentiful supply of maize to the miserable colonist who had been so long in a starving condition, of which they eat to such excess that seven of them died.
• In this adventure, one colonist and an English seaman lost their lives, and two other persons were slightly wounded.
• And the French colonist of the seventeenth century had the qualities of personal courage and hardihood which enabled him to enjoy this life to the utmost.
• Rumors of fat, fertile lands induce the colonist to become a pioneer.
• The presence of Gibbon Wakefield, now himself become a colonist, added to the interest of the scene.
• Nor has the colonist to consider how the making of chance acquaintances may affect his own social standing.
• The British, colonist must see something which will distinguish him from the colonists of other nations.
• I never mean to put any colonist, or any human creature, in a situation not becoming a free man.
• Except in one or two very limited areas, accessible to markets, and where there is a water supply, no English colonist would care to settle in this country.
• But it was American experience, no colonist was any better equipped, and he was of a larger intelligence than Putnam, Ward, and other Americans who had served in the French War.
• No one can give an adequate view of the general life of a colonist, unless he has been one himself.
• William Penn secured to every colonist the full rights of men as to religious opinion and worship.
• It is highly unlikely that these latter charges were preferred by a single colonist, unless, perhaps, by some man in religious orders.

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