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nomadized (imp. & p. p.)
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nomadized Sentence Examples
- Throughout history, nomadic tribes have nomadized across vast landscapes.
- The Bedouins of the Arabian Peninsula have nomadized for centuries, following the availability of water and pasture.
- Native American tribes in North America nomadized seasonally, hunting and gathering resources.
- In ancient times, the Scythians nomadized across the Eurasian steppe, becoming feared as skilled horsemen.
- The Mongols were a formidable nomadic empire that conquered vast territories in the 13th century.
- The Kazakhs of Central Asia have nomadized for generations, herding livestock and maintaining a strong cultural identity.
- The nomadic lifestyle allowed people to adapt to changing environmental conditions and avoid competition for resources.
- Nomadized peoples often developed specialized knowledge and skills, such as animal husbandry and navigation.
- In modern times, some nomadic groups have settled in permanent communities due to globalization and urbanization.
- Despite the challenges, nomadic traditions and cultures have been preserved in pockets of the world, offering a glimpse into the past.
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Throughout history, nomadic tribes have nomadized across vast landscapes.
The Bedouins of the Arabian Peninsula have nomadized for centuries, following the availability of water and pasture.
Native American tribes in North America nomadized seasonally, hunting and gathering resources.
In ancient times, the Scythians nomadized across the Eurasian steppe, becoming feared as skilled horsemen.
