easterner|easterners in English

noun

[east·ern·er || 'iːstənə]

native or resident of the east

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1. The Easterner probably sees more, and the Westerner probably sees less, but in more detail.

2. 6 Strategic policy during the War was vitiated because of a sharp division between "easterners" and "westerners".

3. Baptist asked why the easterners invaded their churches instead of heading for the heathen out yonder.

4. After Algie valiantly saves Jim from armed bandits, the burly prospector forms a curious attachment to the transplanted Easterner

5. Language barriers may cause cultural barriers between two Westerners, let alone when it happens between an Easterner and a Westerner.

6. 'The easterners are exterminating everything in front of them, ' said Mr. Omar, 42 years old, dressed in pajama pants and a polo shirt.

7. An Automat did exist in Chicago (likely on Van Buren Street in the Loop), but Chicagoans didn’t really cotton to it as Easterners did

8. (Job 1:3, ftn) The forces that oppressed Israel before Gideon rose up and vanquished them were comprised of Amalekites and Midianites in addition to “the Easterners,” otherwise unidentified.

9. I have met Shudras, untouchables, Tribes, North-Easterners etc who couldn't two damn **** about Brahmins and Brahmanism, and yet these Brahmanists, like many posters here, tend to sing the songs of glory of Indra, their leader.

10. If you're looking at an elephant in the jungle, the Westerner will focus on the elephant and the Easterner is going to be more thinking about the jungle scene that has the elephant in it.

11. Fictional novels such as H. Rider Haggard's Cleopatra (1889) and Théophile Gautier's One of Cleopatra's Nights (1838) depicted the queen as a sensual and mystic Easterner, while the Egyptologist Georg Ebers's Cleopatra (1894) was more grounded in historical accuracy.

12. Coon's conclusions differ markedly from those who consider the Capoids the ideal model for an out-of-Africa mother race, which in dispersal throughout the globe developed into the separate races that had drawn on and emphasized their particular traits of non-black complexion, pepper corn hair, and eye shapes anticipating those of Far Easterners.