Associations to the word «Colonize»
Noun
- Colonization
- Colonialism
- Microorganism
- Bacterium
- Novgorod
- Fungus
- Planet
- Microbe
- Imperialism
- Dispersal
- European
- Pathogen
- Colonist
- Settler
- Intestine
- Spacer
- Oceanic
- Polynesia
- Liberia
- Slav
- Azores
- Martian
- Terran
- Spaniard
- Galaxy
- Lichen
- Assimilation
- Coloni
- Indochina
- Greenland
- Archipelago
- Aborigine
- Alga
- Mars
- Continent
- Madeira
- Hegemony
- Arthropod
- Organism
- Saharan
- Habitat
- Siam
- Tract
- Portuguese
- Alta
- Asteroid
- Antilles
- Roanoke
- Gut
- Homo
- Spore
- Niche
- Negroes
- Colony
- Expedition
- Mangrove
- Human
- Soybean
- Epsilon
- Alien
- Lowland
- Civilization
- Raleigh
- Specie
- Dutch
- Nutrient
- Dominica
- Extinction
- Explorer
Adjective
Wiktionary
COLONIZE, verb. (American spelling) Alternative spelling of colonise
Dictionary definition
COLONIZE, verb. Settle as a colony; of countries in the developing world; "Europeans colonized Africa in the 17th century".
COLONIZE, verb. Settle as colonists or establish a colony (in); "The British colonized the East Coast".
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