Aboriginal means First according to historical or scientific records; original; indigenous; primitive. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like australian or early.
Aboriginal in a sentence
Related words
Aboriginal meaning
- First according to historical or scientific records; original; indigenous; primitive.
- Living in a land before colonization by foreigners.
- Alternative letter-case form of Aboriginal
Synonyms of Aboriginal
Example sentences (20)
Adams said one of the biggest challenges faced by Aboriginal students was making the adjustment to university life.
Local Aboriginal woman, Delta Kay is very clear when it comes to the subject of the Voice to Parliament referendum.
At present, simply being born an aboriginal person places an Australian seemingly in a highly marginalised position.
An Aboriginal man, who goes by the name Kombumerri Bee, revealed the host had accidentally named the wrong custodians.
It does not matter how The Voice is presented; it will never successfully tackle Aboriginal disadvantage.
Kalkani Choolburra, Aboriginal Programs Coordinator at the Botanic Gardens of Sydney, showing the many uses of native plants.
Less than a year after they expired, strict alcohol restrictions have returned to Aboriginal communities in central Australia.
At the centre of Ms Thorpe's Blak republic sovereignty agenda is a push for a treaty, and afterwards, an Aboriginal-led republic.
She is saddened that Australians were more supportive of Aboriginal people in 1967 than they are now.
An Aboriginal leader has called for professional sport to not be played on the public holiday out of respect for First Nations people.
I also believe Aboriginal people deserve better representation in Parliament than they receive.
A Soviet style tower with an Aboriginal flag is a monument to an Aboriginal community torn apart by developers.
Diverting funding from prisons to resource justice reinvestment in communities like Moree or Mount Druitt is appealing to Aboriginal people.
The allegedly unprovoked verbal assault came after Senator Thorpe had reportedly berated others inside the club for being on Aboriginal land.
Ian Carter, a Kaurna man and former state director of Aboriginal affairs, also told the Advertiser newspaper that it could be a massacre site.
It will give Aboriginal and Torres great control of their lives by giving them a direct voice to government and make Australia a better place.
More than 700 people have taken part in a forum on the referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the constitution.
Aboriginal men accounted for 28 per cent of admissions, while Aboriginal women accounted for 43 per cent.
Marcia Langton, noted Aboriginal academic should take a deep breath and be part of this future instead of waving her fist booing from the gallery.
People who identified as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander also were more likely to not know that chest pain was a symptom of heart attack.
Common combinations with aboriginal
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- aboriginal and 45×
- of aboriginal 37×
- the aboriginal 22×
- an aboriginal 22×
- aboriginal people 18×
- local aboriginal 11×
- aboriginal land 10×
- aboriginal communities 7×
- aboriginal corporation 6×
- for aboriginal 6×
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