nomade Antonyms
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Meaning of nomade
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nomade (n.)
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nomade Sentence Examples
- Nomadic shepherds roamed the vast grasslands in search of sustenance.
- The Bedouins are a nomadic people who live in the Arabian desert.
- The Romany, also known as Gypsies, are a traditionally nomadic ethnic group.
- The nomadic lifestyle is often characterized by a lack of permanent dwellings.
- Nomads rely on seasonal resources and movement for survival.
- The migration patterns of nomads are often influenced by climate and resource availability.
- Traditional nomadic cultures face challenges in a modernizing world.
- The nomadic way of life emphasizes flexibility and adaptability.
- Nomadic societies often have strong oral traditions and communal bonds.
- The enduring resilience of nomadic peoples serves as a testament to human adaptability.
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See Nomad, n.
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Nomadic shepherds roamed the vast grasslands in search of sustenance.
The Bedouins are a nomadic people who live in the Arabian desert.
The Romany, also known as Gypsies, are a traditionally nomadic ethnic group.
The nomadic lifestyle is often characterized by a lack of permanent dwellings.
