use indigenous in a sentence.
Did he misspell "endogenous" as "indigenous"?
Yes, Americans had the decency to slowly wipe out the indigenous people...
Many indigenous cultures have evolved a natural distrust of people who smile too much.
So what drove the indigenous in Africa to migrate to Europe?
As I understand it, one of the main reasons indigenous Europeans evolved lighter skin was to allow vitamin D synthesis in a cloudier climate.
I dont think one would go wrong by using the word indigenousNative as a word is a noun, easy concise and neutral.
I'd want to be left alone - give one example of colonialism that worked out well for indigenous people, and I'll maybe change my mind.
Yes Australians had the decency to slowly wipe out the indigenous people out of sight over a century rather than being all teutonic and efficient about it.
From what I understood from my teacher, mostly southern region of South America (Argentina, Chile) is heavily prejudiced against blacks and indigenous peoples.
Maybe, but they were indigenous to the PCC version of the game: "pico" and "fermi" were responses indicating whether a digit (symbol) matched or not.
My first thought, after reading my parent, was Native Americans (really, indigenous peoples worldwide) and European colonists.
And the entire western hemisphere is an imperialist hell hole where there has been an ongoing holocaust of (native/indigenous) citizens for 6 centuries.
Neither of those things are indigenous to the UK's government.
I'd be careful with drawing positive analogs to "how the west was won", in light of the results it had on the indigenous people, cultures and the environment....
Fun, but more likely: bug wakes up, gets into local water, has no remaining natural enemies (what with it being 120,000 years and all), and completely overruns indigenous species.
Man charged with the task of protecting indigenous people from intruders flies overhead in a plane named after the Cherokee indian tribe.