Bushranger

/ˈbʊʃreɪndʒər/

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The term 'bushranger' is often associated with the 1800s and is not used in modern times except in historical contexts.

The exhibit featured weapons used by bushrangers in colonial Australia.

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'Bushranger' might sound adventurous, but it actually refers to criminals and should not be seen as a term of admiration.

Though some view him as a folk hero, Ned Kelly was a notorious bushranger.

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'Bushranger' conveys an image of rugged outlaws, akin to the 'Wild West' bandits in American history.

Bushrangers were much like outlaws, roaming the Australian bush.

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