Aborigines
Colonists and aborigines are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Colonists" instead a noun "Aborigines".
Colonists
Aborigines and colonists are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aborigines" instead a noun "Colonists".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- citizens and aborigines
- citizens and colonists
- occupants and aborigines
- occupants and colonists
- denizens and aborigines
- denizens and colonists
- natives and aborigines
- natives and colonists
- addressees and aborigines
- addressees and colonists
- renters and aborigines
- renters and colonists
- squatters and aborigines
- squatters and colonists
Both words in one sentence
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Fletcher is fiercely protective of his white colonists, but utterly cavalier the lives of the Aborigines.
Source: Film / The Proposition -
The Axis Powers Hetalia fancomic Maaf does bring up the issue of Australian Aborigines, although how nuanced, balanced or fair it is (especially in relation to the colonists and immigrants) is up to the reader.
- Students studying Australian history have been known to describe it as "200 years of Aborigines getting fucked over.", when confronted with the recent evidence of Aborigines being disregarded, feared and generally treated with hostility with European colonists.
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Colonists and Aborigines. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 29, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/aborigines/colonists
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