Immigrant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMMIGRANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who immigrates, also INMIGRANT
• a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country
• person who comes to a foreign country in order to settle there
• One who immigrates; one who comes to a country for the purpose of permanent residence; -- correlative of emigrant.
• a person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that immigrates; as; a person who comes to a country to take up permanent residence; a plant or animal that becomes established in an area where it was previously unknown

Words related to IMMIGRANT

immigrants15

Words that contain IMMIGRANT

immigrants15 nonimmigrant17 nonimmigrants18

How to use IMMIGRANT in a sentence

• In this ballad a raw, Irish immigrant tells of his adventures in the Australian bush.
• In 1850, an immigrant train was caught in this trap, and of the eighty odd men, women and children, but one escaped to tell the awful tale.
• American labour is very largely immigrant labour still separated by barriers of language and tradition from the established thought of the nation.
• The two immigrant groups in particular not only spoke different dialects but had developed differently in respect to manners and customs.
• The tendency appears to have been common, indeed, to employ free immigrant labor when available for such work as would involve strain and exposure.
• I, too, am an immigrant, although an English-speaking and Anglo-Saxon immigrant.
• On this terrible subject the nation, like other nations, is beginning to wake up to its responsibilities in relation to the immigrant girl as in relation to other girls.
• What we have lost in our treatment of the immigrant women can never be regained.
• Nor is this type of motherhood confined to newly arrived immigrant mothers, as a government report from Akron, Ohio, sufficiently indicates.
• I stood near an English immigrant who had just brought his luggage ashore, and was sitting on it with his wife and three children.
• There is a natural prejudice against the immigrant.
• But the official agents of the steamship companies do pay their runners commissions for every immigrant referred to them.
• Here again they appear rather to the disadvantage of the older type of immigrant.
• What the immigrant shall become, for good or ill, depends chiefly upon what conditions are made for him, and whether he is given a chance to express his best self in this country.
• It is certain that the adult Hebrew immigrant has definite aspirations toward social, economic, and educational advancement.
• Self-respect has a hard struggle for survival in these sections, and if the immigrant does not possess or loses that, he is of the undesirable class.
• The Italian immigrant, for example, finds his vote is wanted, and obtains a false paper.
• Go where you will, from Atlantic to Pacific Coast, the immigrant is there.
• First impressions count tremendously, and happy is it for the immigrant who gets this initial impression from contact with a Christian missionary instead of a street sharper.
• Once put the touch of human kindness upon the immigrant and he is not likely to forget it.
• This only ended the influence of the priest, for the immigrant said such a good person as Jesus could not do anybody any harm, he was sure of that.
• For five years he had lived alone, but later he had married the widow of a Scotch immigrant.
• Amid these internal problems, the unspeakable immigrant was an added thorn.
• When I found myself head of the Labor Department one of my earliest duties was to inspect the immigrant stations at Boston and New York.
• The tenderer we treat the immigrant who seeks our hospitality, the harder will we smash him when he betrays us.
• Led by John Brown, an immigrant from New York, free-state men attacked a party of slave-state men and killed five of them.
• Lairdsville, in New York state, was named from Samuel Laird, son of a Scottish immigrant, in beginning of the eighteenth century.
• He was the son of an Irish immigrant, and born in Pennsylvania in 1765.
• An immigrant girl is occasionally exploited by her own lover whom she has come to America to marry.
• Here again the immigrant girl is at a disadvantage.
• There was Uncle Ed sitting on a pile of goods on the railroad bank looking for all the world like an Italian immigrant.
• The immigrant came to the United States, not to a particular State.

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