noun
- people who come from another country or region; foreigners or strangers
Usage: plural form of outlander
Examples
- The small village was suspicious of outlanders who came seeking work.
- Many outlanders settled in the frontier town during the gold rush.
- The local customs seemed strange to the outlanders from the east.
- Outlanders were required to register with the authorities upon arrival.
- The community gradually accepted the outlanders as they proved their worth.
- Some outlanders brought new skills and knowledge to the region.