NOUN
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an indigenous person who was born in a particular place
the art of the natives of the northwest coast
the Canadian government scrapped plans to tax the grants to aboriginal college students
How To Use indigene In A Sentence
- And again, if I vote I'd like at least a choice between commie and non-commie; euro and non-euro; immigrant and indigene .... Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
- Some historians and political analysts assert that the US polity manifested colonial features beyond its treatment of indigenes.
- Las Casas found this definition inapplicable to the Indians but fit for the Spaniards, who unleashed “massacres” against the harmless indigenes. Bloodlust
- In the era of self-determination, the missionaries handed control to public servants and the indigenes, and the ability to maintain production ceased.
- The suffering of the other is derealized, and no amount of its representation can reinstall its meaning and weight within the consciousness of the subject, whether the sufferer is woman, the colonized, the indigene, the child, the beautiful, the handicapped, the criminal, or the dead. Blog Against Sexism – Some (disjointed) thoughts on Masculinity & Masochism | Living the Liminal
- This is not the place to detail the history of the wars and battles that occurred as the settlers usurped the ancient territories of the indigenes.
- Although the father of the country, Dr Mahathir was not an indigene, he served the country, and guided it intelligently and with great sophistication. On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
- He appears as a perfect republican, an American indigene who thrives in a libertarian wilderness.
- Governor Gordon was more sympathetic to the indigenes.
- When everyone puts the empire behind them, when nobody wishes to be a colonist, how viable is the indigene's persona?
