countryman
noun, plural coun·try·men.
Origin of countryman
Synonyms for countryman
Antonyms for countryman
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Examples from the Web for countrymen
Contemporary Examples of countrymen
So, as far as Mexican officials like Peña Nieto are concerned, the goal is to keep their countrymen here — and keep them happy.
One group of British-born recruits to the so-called “Islamic State” has killed two Americans and one of their own countrymen.
Most countries take a special interest in their countrymen abroad.
To them, their countrymen who aligned themselves with the Kremlin qualified for that term.
Long before my countrymen went to the streets in a peaceful protest calling for freedom.
Historical Examples of countrymen
I acknowledge my obligations to the masses of my countrymen, and to them alone.
To how many thousands of our countrymen has it proved a benefit?
His countrymen were the first to press steam into the active service of mankind.
They are asked to fight against their countrymen and co-religionists.
The Story of the Malakand Field ForceSir Winston S. Churchill
But that is not so astonishing as those servant girls, or our own countrymen, said Johnson.
The Field of IceJules Verne