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southwesterner
[ south-wes-ter-ner ]
noun
- a native or inhabitant of the southwest.
- (initial capital letter) a native or inhabitant of the southwestern U.S.
Word History and Origins
Origin of southwesterner1
Example Sentences
“Garner wasn’t a full-on Southerner, he was a Southwesterner,” Post said.
The sandblasted, sometimes off-kilter Southwesterner and the sardonic Boston brahmin have the chummy rapport of old friends, which they are.
Not a single Southwesterner, nor a genuine Westerner, not even a Protestant.
After noting that all nine justices attended Harvard or Yale law schools and that only one grew up in the Midwest, he wrote: “Not a single Southwesterner or even, to tell the truth, a genuine Westerner.”
If only he had first arrived in New York in the restful quiet of a Sunday, so the young Southwesterner found himself thinking, perhaps the metropolis might not have seemed to him so overwhelming.
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