Homeland
Homeland noun - The land of one's birth, residence, or citizenship.
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Synonyms for Homeland
Tribe and homeland are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tribe" instead a noun "Homeland".
Nearby Word: home
How words are described
| human | human homeland | human tribe |
| old | old homeland | old tribe |
| female | female homeland | female tribe |
| alien | alien homeland | alien tribe |
| Other adjectives: original, single, native, small, actual, entire, tiny, main, peaceful, secret, ancient, new, underground, mysterious, fictional, titular, ogre, adoptive, Germanic. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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However, with a bit of negotiation, you find that the Bedokkan are a peaceful-ish tribe of indigenous people with a threatened homeland, albeit one that is made up of 9-foot tall magic lizards.
Source: Reptiles Are Abhorrent -
As the land of the Angles collapses into civil war, Hengest and Horsa create a new homeland for their adopted tribe in Britain: England.Since the publication of this novel, West has gone on to write similar books under the name of S.A. Swaffington.
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However for the Silent Strider tribe of werewolves, their history includes an ancient ungodly powerful vampire who placed a curse on them, banishing them from their homeland of Egypt.
Source: It's Personal
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