Delawarian
- noun
- /ˌdɛləˈwɛəriən/
- The new senator is a proud Delawarian who has served her state for decades.
Examples
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As a lifelong Delawarian, he knows the history of the state quite well.
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Many Delawarians enjoy spending summer weekends at the beaches along the coast.
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A Delawarian is proud of their state's history.
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Many Delawarians enjoy the beautiful beaches.
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As a lifelong Delawarian, he knows the history of the state quite well.
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The new senator is a proud Delawarian who has served her state for decades.
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Many Delawarians enjoy spending summer weekends at the beaches along the coast.
Synonyms
A person who lives in or comes from the state of Delaware
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Delawarian comes from the state name Delaware plus the ending -an, that means 'person from'. So a Delawarian is simply someone 'from Delaware', like a Texan is someone 'from Texas'.