whiteman's foot Antonyms
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Meaning of whiteman's foot
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whiteman's foot (n)
common European perennial naturalized worldwide; a troublesome weed
whiteman's foot Sentence Examples
- Whiteman's footprints marked the fresh snow, leaving a trail through the forest.
- The indigenous people often referred to the paths made by settlers as "Whiteman's foot."
- Among the tribe, legends spoke of the arrival of the settlers, marked by the imprint of the Whiteman's foot on their land.
- The encroachment of civilization was symbolized by the expansion of Whiteman's foot across the untouched wilderness.
- In folklore, the myth of Whiteman's foot was a cautionary tale of the impact of outsiders on their sacred lands.
- With each passing season, the imprint of Whiteman's foot seemed to grow deeper in the soil of the ancestral homeland.
- The elders warned of the consequences of following the path of Whiteman's foot without considering its consequences.
- Children listened wide-eyed to stories of Whiteman's foot and the changes it brought to their way of life.
- The arrival of the settlers was marked by the first sighting of Whiteman's footprints along the riverbank.
- Despite the passage of time, the memory of Whiteman's foot remained etched in the collective memory of the tribe, a reminder of their struggle for survival against external forces.
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common European perennial naturalized worldwide; a troublesome weed
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Whiteman's footprints marked the fresh snow, leaving a trail through the forest.
The indigenous people often referred to the paths made by settlers as "Whiteman's foot."
Among the tribe, legends spoke of the arrival of the settlers, marked by the imprint of the Whiteman's foot on their land.
The encroachment of civilization was symbolized by the expansion of Whiteman's foot across the untouched wilderness.
