Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdɪʤənəs/
noun a person or thing that is indigenous
A1 The indigenous people lived in harmony with nature.
A2 The indigenous of the region have their own unique language and customs.
B1 The government has implemented policies to protect the rights of indigenous communities.
B2 The indigenous tribes have been fighting for recognition of their land rights for decades.
C1 The indigenous population faces challenges in preserving their cultural heritage in the modern world.
C2 The indigenous leaders are working towards sustainable development for their communities.
adjective originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native
A1 The indigenous people lived in harmony with nature.
A2 The indigenous culture has been preserved for generations.
B1 The indigenous language is at risk of extinction.
B2 The indigenous tribes have their own unique traditions and customs.
C1 The indigenous community is fighting for recognition of their land rights.
C2 The indigenous population has faced centuries of discrimination and marginalization.
formal The indigenous people of this land have a rich cultural heritage.
informal The indigenous community is hosting a cultural event next week.
slang Some indigenous folks are planning a big party for the holiday.
figurative The company prides itself on using indigenous materials in their products.
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