NOUN
- a person who comes from a foreign country; someone who does not owe allegiance to your country
How To Use outlander In A Sentence
- Compared with the courage of these two outlanders, we in the D.C. press corps pay only lip service to the supposed sanctity of the reporter's right to protect his sources.
- Dirrach allowed himself to wonder if one of the outlanders was a true shaman, and felt his flesh creep. The Magic May Return
- Outlanders often refuse to believe that Texas even has canyons or mountains, but this range is no mirage.
- They paid heavy taxes, but they were called Uitlanders, which means, "outlanders" or "strangers. An Island Story: A History of England for Boys and Girls
- How could he wish to also protect a young outlander with virtually no fighting experience and nothing but an old pocketknife as his only weapon?
- Most of the swimmers seemed to be locals for whom the site was part of their familiar landscape, not outlanders like us paying homage to the pond and the guy who cultivated beans and contrary thoughts by its side from 1845 to 1847.
- It was a matter of great speculation between them as to what the plans of the "outlanders" were for the overthrowing of the power of the Great Ones and the destruction of the entire breed of Prags. "Microcosmic Buccaneers" by Harl Vincent, part 8
- Have you read the “Outlander” series by Diana Gabaldon (first book in series is actually titled Outlander)? Spring Has Sprung | Her Bad Mother
- Speaking of real off-roading, one of the best Outlander features is a locking four-wheel drive system which gets the same amount of torque and horsepower to all four wheels. Steve Parker: Mitsubishi's 2010 Outlander Off-Roader a Serious Vehicle
- In some such schools, outlanders are suspect, even if they are of the same denomination.
