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Outlander (noun) means a person from another country.

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1
A person from another country.
"It will be observed that it does not say "inlanders" or "excluding outlanders"; it simply says "by Germans," an expression which covers both inlanders and outlanders "for passages in foreign ships."" — Lloyd's List Law Reports (1940)
2
Someone who does not belong to a place or group.
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Etymology

Formed from outland and the suffix -er. In some uses it is influenced by, or a calque of, Dutch uitlander or Afrikaans uitlander. It is also cognate with German Ausländer, Swedish utlänning and Danish udlænding, and is a doublet of uitlander.

foreigner alien noncitizen

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What is the meaning of outlander?
"outlander" (noun) means a person from another country.
What is another word for outlander?
Other words for "outlander" include foreigner, alien, noncitizen.
What are the different meanings of outlander?
"outlander" has 2 main meanings: 1. A person from another country; 2. Someone who does not belong to a place or group.

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