colonize (Meaning)

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colonize (v)

settle as a colony; of countries in the developing world

settle as colonists or establish a colony (in)

No strong antonyms found.

The explorers aimed to colonize the uncharted lands across the ocean.
European powers sought to colonize distant territories to expand their empires.
The settlers planned to colonize the fertile valleys and establish thriving agricultural communities.
Some species of plants have the ability to colonize new habitats rapidly.
The corporation aimed to colonize the market with its innovative products.
The government encouraged citizens to colonize the frontier and claim land for settlement.
Colonizing Mars has been a topic of scientific exploration and speculation for decades.
The invasive species quickly spread and began to colonize the native ecosystem.
Colonizing distant planets is a daunting task that requires advanced technology and resources.
The colonizing nation imposed its laws and customs upon the indigenous population.

settle as a colony; of countries in the developing world, settle as colonists or establish a colony (in)

populate,inhabit, people,settle,move (to), relocate (to)

depopulate,depopulate,, unpeople,unpeople

The explorers aimed to colonize the uncharted lands across the ocean.

European powers sought to colonize distant territories to expand their empires.

The settlers planned to colonize the fertile valleys and establish thriving agricultural communities.

Some species of plants have the ability to colonize new habitats rapidly.