Compatriot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPATRIOT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another, also COPATRIOT
• a fellow citizen or national of a country
• One of the same country, and having like interests and feeling.
• a person from your own country
• a person born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another
ADJECTIVE:
• Of the same country; having a common sentiment of patriotism.

Words related to COMPATRIOT

compatriotism21 compatriots17

Words that contain COMPATRIOT

compatriots17 compatriotic20 compatriotism21 compatriotisms22

How to use COMPATRIOT in a sentence

• He brought with him to the throne all the hostile prejudices of a foreigner, without one of the kindly or considerate feelings of a compatriot.
• A young compatriot, also a victim of the disease, occupied another bed, but for the first moments we were oblivious of his presence.
• But I have always found that a true Scot resents your admiration of his compatriot, even more than he would your contempt of him.
• He established a settlement for them at Machiche, near Three Rivers, which he placed under the superintendence of a compatriot and a protege of his named Conrad Gugy.
• Meanwhile, in honour, I suppose, or in the love of fair play, his seven compatriot sharks stood aloof, lying to with their fins, in no degree interfering in the fray.
• The duke sat down at his writing-table and dashed off a hasty note to this compatriot, asking him to come to him immediately.
• Nor shall I trust to drunken jailers as I did a while back with a certain compatriot of yours.
• Suspicion attached to a compatriot of the murdered pair, a Greek, who was found to be missing from his lodging.
• Or there might have been an apostle like Tolstoi himself, or his compatriot Bondareff, in the gang, voluntarily embracing labor as their religious mission.
• I talk to you like a man who has found a compatriot in a foreign land.
• His compatriot, and sometimes bitter political opponent, John Adams, died on the same day.
• I remained a passive spectator of the combat, until the second Moroccan came to the aid of his compatriot.
• Besides, through her mother, she is a compatriot of mine.
• I reproduce it because certain people are not familiar with the exquisite work of my perfect compatriot.
• Tischbein, if you please, had skipped back to Rome, bidding his Neapolitan friends look to his great compatriot.
• Like his compatriot, Paul Potter, Van de Velde died young, at the age of thirty-two.
• This man, who is a compatriot of my own, has given me employment ever since I came to London.
• Dungal, his compatriot, was a famous teacher in the same city.
• Cropoli, in his character of a compatriot, was indulgent towards Pittrino, which was the name of the artist.
• When they were returning to Paris that evening, he looked at his big compatriot gratefully.
• He was the first to herald the discovery of the new world, and to publish the glory of his unknown compatriot to their countrymen.
• The Countess was enchanted to make the acquaintance of Monsieur, and on learning that he was an American and a compatriot, was delighted to see him.
• They responded by choosing their enterprising compatriot for their delegate, who promptly set out for Washington, bearing their mandate.

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