Francophone

What do we mean by francophone?

A person who speaks French, especially as their mother tongue.

Words that are spelled similarly to francophone:
francophone, francophobe, francophonie, francophile, francophones, francophonic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word francophone:
anglophone, acadian, scrabble, namur, sud, coll, bilingual, flemish, parti, quebec, bec, tis, cole, cameroon, handicapped, juno, dion, brunswick, montreal, pour, ration, creole, anarchist, belgium, ottawa, senegal, belgian, manitoba, ontario, french, brussels, linguistic, les, kindergarten, cbc, des, alberta, countries, canadian, africa, schools, communities, canada, scotia, minority, lebanon, boards, caribbean, morocco, cultures, literature, provincial, parties, immigration, province, nova, language, federation, african, socialist, immigrants, community, switzerland, riding, instruction, affairs, speak, france, catholic, primary, spoken, culture, newspaper.

Words that rhyme with francophone:
bone, zone, stone, tone, loan, prone, drone, phone, own, hone, condone, alone, milestone, fone, cone, cornerstone, postpone, hormone, homophone, known, touchstone, atone, moan, capstone, cyclone, roan, anemone, groan, throne, backbone, telephone, lone, shone, crone, chaperone, bemoan, clone, ozone, keystone, unknown, scone, mon, microphone, blown, intone, disown, flown, monotone, cologne, limestone, shown, acetone, xylophone, silicone, overtone, testosterone, joan, moonstone, baritone, grown, saxophone, sharon, undertone, homegrown, allophone, gemstone, rhinestone, rhone, tombstone, sown, let alone, cicerone, thrown, sloan, leone, brownstone, capone, whetstone, argonne, lodestone, earphone, megaphone, t-bone, collarbone, sewn, well known, gladstone, overthrown, pheromone, millstone, simone, headstone, mone, overblown, jawbone, trombone, cobblestone, rone, headphone, cortisone.

Adjectives that are often used to describe francophone:
non, international, first, afrique, more, anglophone, many, unilingual, bilingual, democrate, saharienne, only, public, most, major, separate, une, extreme.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective francophone:
countries, community, states, literature, writers, population, minority, world, communities, culture, country, majority, students, bourgeoisie, elite, minorities, nations, areas, presence, leaders, africa, women, children, groups, parties, novel, schools, class, parents, film, studies, colleagues, institutions, employees, immigrants, intellectuals, authors, neighbours, writing, society, members, elites, group, counterparts, territories, writer, province, identity, quebecers, participation, movement, literatures, universities, filmmakers, cultures, organizations, novels, nation, poetry, region, summit, cinema, regions, representation, films, theatre, nationalists, nationalism, scholars, neighbors, party, tradition, poets, friends, colonies, collectivity, rights, fiction, respondents, context, zone, personnel, texts, governments, families, servants, heads, theater, ministers, press, societies.

Words that sound like francophone:
francophone, francophones, francophonie, franken, francophile, francophobe, frankin, franklin, franklyn, frankum, franking, frangipane, franco, franca, franko, frankel, frankl, frankston.