Compatriots
Inhabitants and compatriots are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inhabitants" instead a noun "Compatriots".
Inhabitants
Compatriots and inhabitants are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Compatriots" instead a noun "Inhabitants".
Both words in one sentence
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Catherine Street even more so when approaching the largely English suburb of Westmount, quite a few of its inhabitants are native English-speakers (often Jewish), who often adopt a culture closer to American/English Canadian culture than their French compatriots.
Source: Useful Notes / Montreal
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