countrymen

Meanings

• A group of people from the same country.

  - "The countrymen gathered to celebrate their national holiday."
  - "The politicians addressed the concerns of the countrymen."

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Rhymes

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counselmen , kneelmen , reelmen

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Homophones

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1. country () :
   

2. countryman () :
   

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Variants

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countryman , countrymen

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Forms

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countrymen, countryfolk, rural population, native population

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Etymology

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The word 'countrymen' comes from the Old English words 'cuntre' meaning 'country' and 'men' meaning 'people'.

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Related Concepts

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1. nationality: A person's identity as a member of a specific nation or country, often determined by their place of birth or the citizenship they hold.

2. patriotism: A person's love, loyalty, and devotion to their country, its people, and its values, often expressed through various forms of civic engagement, political activism, or cultural expression.

3. diaspora: A community of people who share a common ancestry, origin, or cultural heritage, but who are now living in different parts of the world, often as a result of historical events, forced migrations, or voluntary movements in search of better opportunities or a new start in life.

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Culture

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In various cultures around the world, the term 'countrymen' or similar expressions have been used to refer to people from the same country, especially in a collective or communal sense. For example, in the United States, the term 'countrymen' was used in the Gettysburg Address to refer to all the people, both Union and Confederate, who were present at the battlefield and who were now joined together in the collective endeavor of rebuilding their nation.

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