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compatriot

noun as in fellow countryman/countrywoman

Strongest match

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She does have a long time, but women's boxing also moves fast - just look at compatriot Nina Hughes.

From BBC

Like many of his compatriots, Zelensky is convinced that Putin wants to destroy Ukraine's sovereignty and people, and believes any concession to Russia would result in renewed and perhaps fatal aggression in the near future.

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And they and their compatriots would, for a while at least, help put a rapidly changing L.A. at the center of the built culture.

Dobson could barely believe his victory in the men's 400m as he burst past the leaders in the closing stages, including compatriot Matthew Hudson-Smith, to clock a personal best 44.14 seconds.

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If Farrell does not make it, compatriot Marcus Smith is set to feature among the replacements.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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