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Definition of settler in English: settlernoun ˈsɛtlə A person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area. the early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution Example sentencesExamples - In the Baltic provinces old settlers could remain but no Jews could enter as new settlers.
- The majority of the new settlers lived in rural areas and earned their living through farming.
- The site contains the remains of ancient settlers who came to the area from Asia.
- They came into conflict with the Dutch settlers who had settled much of the area.
- Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British.
- When settlers did secure control of large areas of land, many depended on their African tenants.
- The early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution.
- Another thing that I observed is that so many of the settlers have American accents.
- They attacked free settlers and used terror to intimidate those opposed to slavery.
- Thirty years later the first free settlers arrived and learned their own hard lessons.
- This precipitous narrow track must have been a sobering welcome for the new settlers.
- Colonial settlers generally come to a country with which they have no previous connection.
- In New Zealand, European blackberries introduced by white settlers are common.
- With only one exception settlers never had to come together and form a government.
- Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago.
- Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an indelible impression.
- Another man died later from wounds and five other settlers were injured, at least one of them seriously.
- In colonial Rhodesia a handful of white settlers controlled the best land.
- Empire was, on the whole, economically a very good thing for white settlers.
- The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster.
Synonyms colonist, colonizer, frontiersman, frontierswoman, pioneer
Definition of settler in US English: settlernoun A person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area. the early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution Example sentencesExamples - When settlers did secure control of large areas of land, many depended on their African tenants.
- Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an indelible impression.
- Empire was, on the whole, economically a very good thing for white settlers.
- The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster.
- Another man died later from wounds and five other settlers were injured, at least one of them seriously.
- Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago.
- Colonial settlers generally come to a country with which they have no previous connection.
- The site contains the remains of ancient settlers who came to the area from Asia.
- The majority of the new settlers lived in rural areas and earned their living through farming.
- In the Baltic provinces old settlers could remain but no Jews could enter as new settlers.
- They came into conflict with the Dutch settlers who had settled much of the area.
- In New Zealand, European blackberries introduced by white settlers are common.
- With only one exception settlers never had to come together and form a government.
- This precipitous narrow track must have been a sobering welcome for the new settlers.
- The early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution.
- Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British.
- In colonial Rhodesia a handful of white settlers controlled the best land.
- Thirty years later the first free settlers arrived and learned their own hard lessons.
- They attacked free settlers and used terror to intimidate those opposed to slavery.
- Another thing that I observed is that so many of the settlers have American accents.
Synonyms colonist, colonizer, frontiersman, frontierswoman, pioneer
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