tribesman
Americannoun
PLURAL
tribesmennoun
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- nontribesman noun
Etymology
Origin of tribesman
Example Sentences
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The next year, he and some of his tribesmen joined the SDF determined to exact revenge and regain control of their tribal lands.
The aim was to try and bring an end to a week of sectarian violence between the minority Druze religious community and Bedouin tribesmen that has left more than 1,000 people dead.
From BBC
The clashes soon spread into other parts of Suweida province, with tribesmen reportedly launching attacks on nearby Druze towns and villages.
From BBC
The clashes soon spread into other parts of Suweida province, with tribesmen reportedly launching attacks on Druze towns and villages on the city's outskirts.
From BBC
The horned skull of a Naga tribesman was among thousands of items that European colonial administrators had collected from the state.
From BBC
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