villager
Americannoun
noun
adjective
Other Word Forms
- nonvillager noun
Etymology
Origin of villager
Example Sentences
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“People want to be in a village, but they don’t know how to be a villager. GrlSwirl is the village.”
From Los Angeles Times
That’s because it includes a spectrum of voices from across our culture – nobles and villagers, Black and Indigenous figures, women, British loyalists, philosophers and soldiers among them.
From Salon
Most of the waste the villagers recycle is home-grown, researchers and residents say.
From Barron's
Fellow villager Karen Jones, 62, said she was now avoiding the company after three parcels failed to turn up, with one incorrectly marked as delivered.
From BBC
Authorities seized the villagers’ phones, according to the group.
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