Compatriots is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPATRIOTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMPATRIOT, a person born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another, also COPATRIOT
• a fellow citizen or national of a country

Words related to COMPATRIOTS

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How to use COMPATRIOTS in a sentence

• These were as ardent in admiration of their Southern compatriots as the Northern boys were for the insulted Union.
• But the Vicomte, here, and I have tried to teach our poor compatriots that in resisting it they fight for France as surely as if they stormed a breach.
• Lenin and Trotsky, by wholesale intimidation and murder, had aroused the enthusiasm of similarly disposed compatriots in Allied countries.
• But against the others he advised them be on their guard, for his compatriots would not obey him and were intending to attack the garrison at night.
• With good reason he had charged Ulysses to tell his compatriots that they would soon hear of his exploits.
• In the next bed was a Senegalais who endeavoured to attract my attention by keeping up a running compliment to my compatriots, my King, and myself.
• Thence he encouraged his Saxon compatriots, some to persevere in their resistance, others to repent them of their show of submission.
• This type is occasionally so insupportable, even to his compatriots, that Dickens, Thackeray and others have often made fun of it.
• Washington and his compatriots fought for that good old flag.
• The inhabitants of the ports and inland villages were carried off into slavery, and many of the Italians themselves drove a brisk trade in the sale of their compatriots.
• He never went out of his way to offend, as not a few of his compatriots seem to enjoy doing.
• Army officers came home from China indignant to find their compatriots there speaking English and unwilling even to speak German.
• I was on a boat once going down the Danube and some of your compatriots were playing it.
• Bolivar and his compatriots were seeking to drive Spain out of America.
• He was a man of considerable influence among his compatriots, possessed of good executive ability, and had great capacity for organization along revolutionary lines.
• Walked the trenches where I chatted with the regimental officers and men, and found my compatriots in very good form.
• This part of America is so constantly visited by my compatriots, that it may be well, while we are on this subject, to say a few words about the sporting resources of Maryland.
• He had come not only to express the gratitude of his compatriots, but also his astonishment that I should welcome strangers so cordially.
• Our lovely compatriots were the same three hundred years ago.
• Treville understood admirably the war method of that period, in which he who could not live at the expense of the enemy must live at the expense of his compatriots.
• Drake sent to say he would hang two Spaniards every day if the murderer was not hanged by his own compatriots.
• Complaint of the conduct of Aguinaldo was reported by insurgents a few days later, and he said many of his compatriots accused him of endeavoring to sell out their cause.
• The following year Peter Martyr, being then twenty years of age, joined his compatriots in their congenial exile.
• With frowning eyes and menacing looks they scanned our compatriots, who thought it unwise to use their arms against them.
• When they grow up and especially if their fathers are dead, they are sent back to Hispaniola, where they rule their compatriots.
• It seems to me I should not omit mention of the misfortunes that have overtaken some of our compatriots.
• I suspect that hunger, which is the best sauce for every dish, has induced this opinion among our compatriots.
• He inherited all the versatility of his compatriots, all their swift impetuosity, and something of their want of dexterity in expression.
• America answered the appeal for food, but their was sincere sympathy and compassion for their compatriots in the imperial circles of Russia.
• No one was justified in believing that Laurier with all his prestige and power could commend conscription to more than a minority of his compatriots.
• Between these stubborn fugitives and those who follow the butterflies to the tropics there is a wide variety in the extent of travel in which our winged compatriots indulge.
• To maintain it, Washington and his compatriots fought for liberty and the rights of man.

Similar words containing MPATRIOT without suffix s and without prefix co

compatriot16 compatriotic20 compatriotism21 compatriotisms22

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