(adjective) indigenous native / (adjective) formed or originating in the place where found
And, inevitably, their societies and subcultures upon which the intelligentsia drew were steadily becoming less autochthonous.
We got sommeliered by a guy with a cowbelling tastevin. Finn went white, I went red, both of new autochthonous vintage
(reference to earlier when he's asked if he prefers to eat within the zip code)
All ruling strata claim to be the oldest settlers, autochthonous.
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his virulent prejudice must have been unusual or autochthonous. On the contrary: Racism was the foundation for California’s prosperity.
The right of 1,200,000 autochthonous French people to exist
the fictional Caribbean island of Queimada, whose autochthonous population has been smashed by the colonisers
Behemoth is autochthonous, representing the stable order of earth-bound peoples.
These older, more autochthonous inhabitants of his soul absorbed all Swann’s strength, for a while, in that obscure task of reparation which gives one an illusory sense of repose during convalescence, or after an operation
Europe could be dismissed out of hand because the answers to Africa and elsewhere lay within their autochthonous traditions.