Natives is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NATIVES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NATIVE, an original inhabitant of an area
• a person born in a specified place or associated with a place by birth, whether subsequently resident there or not
• a local inhabitant
• a non-white original inhabitant of a country, as regarded by European colonists or travellers
• an animal or plant indigenous to a place
• an oyster reared in British waters.
ADJECTIVE:
• of the indigenous inhabitants of a place
• (of a plant or animal) of indigenous origin or growth
• used in names of animals or plants resembling others familiar elsewhere, e.g. native bee.
• (of a metal or other mineral) found in a pure or uncombined state.
• designed for or built into a given system, especially denoting the language associated with a given processor, computer, or compiler, and programs written in it.
• associated with the place or circumstances of a person's birth
• (of a quality) belonging to a person's character from birth; innate

Words related to NATIVES

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Words that contain NATIVES

donatives13 unnatives12 nonnatives13 nominatives16 alternatives15 carminatives19 denominatives19 determinatives20

How to use NATIVES in a sentence

• GERMAN TREATMENT OF NATIVES One of the features of German military life that fills one with horror and disgust is their brutality to the native.
• Instead of carrying on a cruel war against the natives, they here pursued the policy of encouraging and fostering their industry.
• But the next day twelve natives boldly visited our watering party, and followed them to the tent, where they remained some time watching our movements with great attention.
• Kaiber examined them very carefully and then proposed that we should go no farther, as he thought that the natives must be very large men from their having such large huts.
• When Jameson came down the river from Yambuya, the natives fired on his boat.
• They are now at peace with the natives, with whom they were formerly at war and who killed some of their men.
• To this must be added the number of armed natives, which would increase the sum total considerably.
• Dull as the natives might be, their dwelling-place was historical, and there was an excellent precedent for such a performance.
• The decrease of natives following the Spanish conquest of tropical America has long been one of the most striking events of history.
• As is not very unusual with natives, the man was perfectly bald.
• I shall write up to my agent in London to purchase for me the articles required to trade with the natives, and bid him send them round here by sea, well packed in bales.
• As soon as the Knights offended the King of Spain Malta was plunged into scarcity, and the unhappy natives had often to suffer heavily because the Grand Master was a Frenchman.
• All the natives in this part of the country agreed in the assertion, that the Tchadda communicates with Lake Tchad, the inland sea of Africa.
• He had summoned the natives of the river to make peace, as he did not come to plunder or harm them.
• Larmer, whom I had sent with two armed men down the Bogan, had nearly been surrounded, at only three miles from our camp, by a tribe of natives carrying spears.
• The grass had evidently been thus laid up by the natives, but for what purpose we could not imagine.
• Still, notwithstanding this appearance of hostility in some of the natives, others were more friendly.
• Among the natives who lived with us, there were none who understood all that they said, and of those who occasionally came in, one only could converse with them.
• Their departure, therefore, was not lamented, and the natives were glad to get rid of them.
• At break of day launched our boats and pulled towards the camp where we had seen natives the day before.
• It is certain, however, that great quantities of gold were taken from the island by the Spaniards, while they had the natives to perform the labor.
• He had probably imbibed the opinion that the natives were incapable of being taught, and therefore spared himself trouble that he thought would be of no use.
• In others again the natives killed us, and remained in possession.

Similar words containing NATIVE without suffix s

native9 conative13 donative12 innative11 natively14 sanative11 unnative11 donatives13 emanative14 nonnative12 unnatived13 unnatives12 urinative12 detonative14 dominative16 nativeness13 nominative15 nonnatives13 ruminative15 splenative15 alternative14 carminative18 coadunative17 combinative20 comminative20 criminative18 designative16 eliminative16 explanative23 fascinative19 germinative17 imaginative17 nominatives16 originative15 personative16 subornative16 terminative16 alternatives15 carminatives19 coordinative18 denominative18 illuminative17 nativenesses15 nominatively20 opinionative17 ruminatively20 agglutinative18 alternatively19 contaminative20 denominatives19 determinative19 disseminative19 explanatively28 exterminative25 hallucinative21 imaginatively22 originatively20 ratiocinative18 recriminative20 subordinative19 terminatively21 unimaginative19 conglutinative20 denominatively23 determinatives20 discriminative22 opinionatively22 predestinative20 alternativeness18 decontaminative23 determinatively24 imaginativeness21 overimaginative24 procrastinative22 unimaginatively24 opinionativenes20 opinionativeness21 alternativenesses20 imaginativenesses23 opinionativenesses23

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