How to pronounce “oldcomer”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• An immigrant or the descendant of immigrants who has lived in their new environment long enough to become well-established.
• One who has been acquainted with something for a long time; an established member of a group who is familiar with the group culture and resources.
• A member of a therapeutic community who has achieved a trusted status and is assigned as a mentor to a newcomer.

Practice Nearby Words

immigrant, old country, ethnic, landed immigrant, euroimmigrant, euro-immigrant, aboriginal american, émigré, emigree, native speaker, whenwe, new australian, precolonial, creole, transplant, inmigrant, colony, hometowner, allochthone, emigre, native son, optant, foreign, évolué, non-native, belonger, resiant, foreigner, ridge-runner, homelander, new worlder, outstater, native daughter, outcomeling, habitant, uitlander, denizen, non-local person, enhabitant, native american, european-american, outlander, aborigine, dweller, resider, citizen, third culture kid, coaster, ethnick, peregrine, colon, inogorodnie, adult third culture kid, inhabitant, originary, postcolonial, new orleanian, native, paisano, natural, cologner, american, step-country, edmontonian, englishman, citiner, resident alien, son of the soil, colonizee, alien, westerner, landsman, new englander, eritrean, out-of-towner, statesider, flatlander, nikkeijin, nonindigene, colonial, noreasterner, resident, easterner, canadian, colonist, traditional owner, mozambican, new yorkian, alienage, indian-american, colonisee, parentland, ancient roman, new yorker, oaklander, oregonian, aborigines, euro-american, commorant, uptowner

Similar Sounds

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