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tribespeople

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tribes·peo·ple  (trbzppl)
pl.n.
1. The people of one's own tribe.
2. An aboriginal people living in tribes: the tribespeople of the Kalahari Desert.
Translations
tribespeople [ˈtraɪbzpiːpəl] npl (= members of a tribe) → membres mpl de la (or d'une) tribu (= people living a tribal lifestyle) → tribus fpl


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But he resolutely held the door of his tepee, inside which he had placed the culprit, and refused to permit the vengeance for which his tribespeople clamoured.
If such were the case, it was a state of mind he could not tolerate in any of his tribespeople.
Then the sounds died down, and the rocks no longer thundered past, and he saw his tribespeople creeping close and closer, spearing the wounded as they came.
 
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