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Coloniser meaning
Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of colonizer.
Synonyms of Coloniser
Example sentences (8)
France: currently chief coloniser of Africa and number one imperialist power since the partial withdrawal of rivals Germany, Britain Spain and Holland -Just ask Kagame.
Mhow (Madhya Pradesh): An FIR has been registered by the administration against the coloniser for illegally developing a colony in village Sutarkhedi.
In a shocking display in 2022, just one month prior to the sad passing of the late Elizabeth II, Ms Thorpe branded her a 'coloniser' during her parliamentary swearing-in session.
Railways is one of the few things India thanks it coloniser for—in this book you will find reason for the same.
He was instrumental in the Lancaster House negotiations that ushered in elections in 1980 to end the gruesome war of liberation between the former coloniser, Britain and the locals.
White settlers in Zimbabwe, for instance, had a conflict of interest such as keeping dual citizenships to protect the interests of the former coloniser while also enjoying colonial benefits like owning and farming on stolen land.
Already the most powerful coloniser in India, the British were looking towards southeast Asia for new resources. citation The growth of the China trade in British ships increased the East India Company ’s desire for bases in the region.
Every line Mi-Jean recites is rote knowledge gained from the coloniser; he is unable to synthesize it or apply it to his life as a colonised person.