Alabamian
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- noun
- /ˌæləˈbeɪmiən/
- "At a time when truth and right are in jeopardy, both in our state and nation, we need someone to stand up for the rights of all Alabamians.
- many Alabamians
- one of five Alabamians
- Alabamians see
Examples
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If it were to expand, then more than 400,000 Alabamians would be eligible to enroll.
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Medicaid is a healthcare program funded by both the federal government and the state to provide services for low-income Alabamians.
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Yes, you are my fellow Alabamian.
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I say this as a native Alabamian and an extreme conservative.
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I have no confidence in the federal government's ability to run any program here the way Alabamians would want it to be run.
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Alabamians have good reasons to be nervous.
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But as an Alabamian, I can assure you that no statue celebrating the KKK will be displayed in our state.
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"I represent over 10,000 Alabamians who want to see this bill passed," Crumpton emailed.
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They would not be moved, just as legislators have not been moved by the pleas of thousands of Alabamians to repeal the nation's harshest anti-immigrant law.
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Many Alabamians take great pride in their rich cultural heritage.
Synonyms
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8.3
The US state of Alabama or someone from there, often in sports
A person who lives in or comes from the state of Alabama
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Alabamian comes from the state name Alabama, which itself comes from a Native American word thought to mean 'thicket clearers' or 'plant cutters'. So an Alabamian is simply a person from Alabama.