Associations to the word «Colonise»
Noun
- Colonialism
- Civilisation
- Settler
- Imperialism
- Archipelago
- Cistercian
- Saxon
- Fungus
- Polynesia
- Seychelles
- Adventurer
- Mauritius
- Fen
- Antrim
- European
- Oceania
- Woodland
- Scramble
- Ulster
- Specie
- Bahamas
- Vegetation
- Greek
- Dune
- Peat
- Colonist
- Sirius
- Mediterranean
- Continent
- Mangrove
- Colony
- Viking
- Planet
- Habitat
- Coloni
- Romans
- Magna
- Niche
- Mainland
- Bog
- Moss
- Island
- Sicily
- Peninsula
- Mozambique
- Migration
- Bacterium
- Conquest
- Isle
- Ceylon
- Ancestor
- Coastline
- Planter
- Bc
- Pacific
- Anglo
- Mars
- Loch
- Britain
- Helena
- Norfolk
- Plant
- Pigeon
- Human
- Cromwell
- Settlement
- Nutrient
- Spaniard
- Monarchy
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
COLONISE, verb. (British spelling) (transitive) To settle (somewhere) with colonists.
COLONISE, verb. (transitive) To settle (a species, group of people, or the like) in a new place as a colony.
COLONISE, verb. (intransitive) To begin a new colony.
Dictionary definition
COLONISE, verb. Settle as a colony; of countries in the developing world; "Europeans colonized Africa in the 17th century".
COLONISE, verb. Settle as colonists or establish a colony (in); "The British colonized the East Coast".
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