Colonizing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLONIZING in dictionary:

VERB:
• COLONIZE, to establish a colony, also COLONISE
• settle among and establish control over (the indigenous people of an area)
• (of a plant or animal) establish itself in (an area)
• send settlers to (a place) and establish political control over it
• appropriate (a place or domain) for one's own use

Words related to COLONIZING

colonize19 colonized21 colonizes20

Words that contain COLONIZING

decolonizing25 recolonizing24

How to use COLONIZING in a sentence

• Following trade, as the Vikings had followed glory, the English began to be a conquering and colonizing people, like the Anglo-Saxons.
• Whether the State or private organizations undertake the work, our colonizing process must begin at home.
• Accordingly, whenever there is the least talk of colonizing new countries, of extending the population, or adding to social comforts and improvements, Mr.
• He took a prominent part in colonizing Virginia, and he introduced tobacco and the potato plant into Europe.
• No other conquering and colonizing nation has ever treated the original savage owners of the soil with such generosity as has the United States.
• But the other great colonizing peoples of antiquity, the Greeks and Phoenicians, spread in an entirely different way.
• Until the United States sprang into being every great colonizing people followed one system or the other.
• Calhoun remarked that it was the most feasible plan of colonizing the free blacks that had ever been suggested.
• In musing on all these plans, Mark had not the least idea of abandoning the scheme for colonizing.
• I am not informed of a single member of the Society of Friends in this country, not even in any of the slave States, who is not in favor of colonizing them in Africa.
• These were the Massacre of Glencoe, and the failure of the scheme for colonizing the Isthmus of Darien.
• OUR WRETCHEDNESS IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE COLONIZING PLAN.
• There was no question of colonizing or civilizing rude races.
• One of the first measures of Opimius was a proposal to repeal the law for colonizing Carthage, because it had been established upon the site which Scipio had cursed.
• The grand aim of the French directory this year was the seizing and colonizing of Egypt.
• At this period an association had been formed for the purpose of colonizing New Zealand, under certain grants of territory which had been obtained from the native authorities.
• Centuries after the degradation of Canaan had been predicted, his descendants were powerful, prosperous, and colonizing the shores of the world.
• At length, in his mature manhood, he and his distinguished half-brother Raleigh formed the design of first colonizing Newfoundland, and then the neighboring islands and continent.
• HOWISON At the age of thirty-two Sir Walter Raleigh had already been connected with navigating and colonizing expeditions to North America.
• In the year 1628 a colonizing expedition of eleven vessels left Holland for the Dutch East Indies.
• The governor gave no directions for colonizing or conquering, having received no warrant from Spain that would enable him to invest his agent with such powers.
• Banks from this time till his death took a keen interest in the New South Wales colonizing scheme, and had much influence for good in the future of the colony.
• All the remarkable story of the colonizing expedition does not belong to this chapter on Phillip, but it runs through the lives of the four naval governors.
• In 1709, the Lords Proprietors granted to Baron de Graffenreidt ten thousand acres of land on the Neuse and Cape Fear rivers for colonizing purposes.
• No nation since the fall of Roman supremacy had possessed such resources for conquering and colonizing new lands.
• The region of the Richelieu was therefore made as strong against incursion as this colonizing measure could make it.
• Politically, these forces found expression through the commerce-dominated, profit-seeking, colonizing empires, with the nation-state as nucleus.
• Colonizing empires became the dominant force in Europe and in the non-European segments of the planet which were gradually brought under European imperial control.
• The more successful colonizing empires of the seventeenth and eighteen centuries became the strongholds of nineteenth century monopoly capitalism.
• But Captain Hobson, though a conscientious and gallant man, was no more imbued with the colonizing spirit than might be expected of any honest English naval officer.
• Congress may appropriate money and otherwise provide for colonizing free colored persons with their own consent at any place or places without the United States.
• Reduce the supply of black labor by colonizing the black laborer out of the country, and by precisely so much you increase the demand for and wages of white labor.
• All this was accompanied with an immense and ever-advancing expansion of trade with England and the recognition of British prestige as a successful colonizing power.
• In short, the Boers make ideal scouts and are unique as colonizing pioneers.

Similar words containing LONIZ without suffix ing and without prefix co

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