Synonym: settler. Similar words: colonisation, colonial, colonize, colonialism, colonization, neocolonialism, decolonization, colon. Meaning: ['kɒlənɪst] 
n. a person who settles in a new colony or moves into new country.
n. a person who settles in a new colony or moves into new country. 
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31. The colonist from England and France not only left some marks of domination in this North America land, but also stamped deep brands on Canadian constitution.
32. Rolfe was a colonist in Jamestown, Virginia, the first successful English settlement in the Americas.
33. The foreigner as colonist were special crowd of modern Shanghai' nonnative population, the displaced person form other regions were the most important part of modern Shanghai' nonnative population.
34. From 16 century, western colonist not only monopolized the trade, making it as the supplement for the spice trade, but also brought western cotton made in Europe.
35. However, their efforts inevitably encountered opposition from both English colonist culture and Celtic native culture.
36. Land was seemingly limitless in extent and, therefore, not highly priced, and almost every colonist wanted to be a landholder.
37. If you knew what hardships and struggles lay ahead, you certainly wouldn't want to be an American colonist !
38. He is the very prototype of the empire builder[http://sentencedict.com], the pioneer colonist .
39. He married Jane Pierce, daughter of a colonist, and continued his efforts to improve the quality and quantity of Virginia tobacco.
40. So, professor Fredric Jameson regarded the colony's independence as some kind of poisonous gift given by the colonist.
41. Many of the old puritan colonist retain their factious temperament in the new world.
42. Resembling with the Western colonist rulers, the religious dogmatists are the biggest enemy in Islam.
More similar words: colonisation, colonial, colonize, colonialism, colonization, neocolonialism, decolonization, colon, colonel, colony, semicolon, penal colony, zionist, ecologist, columnist, hedonist, arsonist, cartoonist, balloonist, agonistic, hedonistic, antagonist, gynecologist, protagonist, illusionist, revisionist, receptionist, abolitionist, antagonistic, perfectionist.