Word
anda
Phoneticsan·da
Definition
n. a person who is not a citizen of a country. This word is an old way of saying 'alien' and is mostly used in legal documents today.
n. a person who is not a citizen of a particular country. An archaic legal term, now largely replaced by 'alien' in modern jurisprudence.
Examples
“The court treated the anda as a non-citizen.”
“In the 18th century, an anda was often subject to different legal rights than a natural-born subject.”
“The historical records indicate that the anda was granted temporary asylum, though the status of their property remained a point of contention with the local magistrate.”
Examples
simple
“The court treated the anda as a non-citizen.”
contextual
“In the 18th century, an anda was often subject to different legal rights than a natural-born subject.”
complex
“The historical records indicate that the anda was granted temporary asylum, though the status of their property remained a point of contention with the local magistrate.”
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