The Collaborative International Dictionary
Occidentals
Occidentals \Oc`ci*den"tals\, n. pl. (Eccl.)
Western Christians of the Latin rite. See Orientals.
--Shipley.
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occidentals
n. (plural of occidental English)
Usage examples of "occidentals".
They were followed by two lines of aides and adjutants, Occidentals and Orientals doing their best to appear congenial with one another for the cameras.
They were Occidentals in a sea of Chinese, strangers in an unfamiliar place.
Like all such nonreligious organizations composed of Occidentals, it had dissolved after a while.
Had not the Occidentals themselves first discovered the little suns and, therefore, could not dispute their existence?