nation
/ˈneɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a large body of people who share the same culture, language, history, and often a common government, usually occupying a particular territory.
“The nation came together to celebrate its independence day.”
2. noun
a group of people who are subject to the same laws and government, forming a separate entity from other groups.
“The nation was formed after the country gained independence from its colonial ruler.”
3. noun
a group of people united by a common ancestry, language, culture, or history.
“The nation was proud of its ancient traditions and customs.”
4. verb
to make or become a nation or a country.
“The people decided to nation-build after gaining independence.”
5. verb
to bring something into existence or to create a new nation.
“The international community worked together to nation-building in the war-torn country.”