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stranger Noun 1. any person whom one does not know 2. a person who is new to a particular place 3. stranger to a person who is unfamiliar with or new to something: Paul is no stranger to lavish spending
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stranger noun 1. unknown person, Translations |
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| As he drew nigh this bridge he saw a tall stranger coming from the other side. A stranger came to Winesburg and saw in the child what the father did not see. And with a lengthened string of similar broken sentences, delivered with extraordinary volubility, the stranger led the way to the traveller's waiting-room, whither he was closely followed by Mr. |
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