Georgian
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- adjective
- /ˈdʒɔrdʒən/
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georgiano (EE. UU.)
- The President makes his way down the line: shakes hands with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, 53, distinguished, with a soft Georgian accent, a distant reserve.
Southern little George, little little little Georgian, little Georgia accent.
- Southern little George, little little little Georgian, little Georgia accent.
Examples
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Population estimates were obtained from the Georgian State Statistical Office (GeoStat, http://geostat.ge) and are based on median year population totals for the study period.
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I recently tasted one of the best Georgian Saperavis.
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At the meeting, the sides highlighted the US-Georgian strategic partnership.
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"As a former Georgian and an African American now living up north, I must say that I am very proud of the work done this week by the Georgia Legislature.
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Figure 6 is an early morning image from Georgian Bay's eastern coast, a region of Precambrian granite, cold lakes, and mixed forests.
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His Secretary of War, Georgian William H. Crawford, wholeheartedly supported the plan to supply the mission outposts with farm tools, spinning and weaving equipment, and buildings for schools and dormitories.
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McIntosh's state troops struggled to protect the coast's rich rice plantations, to say nothing of the isolated farms that dotted the Georgian backcountry.
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Even boaters intent on reaching Sparrow Lake, Georgian Bay, and the Great Lakes glide unhurriedly past Zives' dock, enjoying the scenery and responding to the friendly waves on either side of the river.
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Jim Martin, the Democratic candidate, had won statewide elections, is a wonderful progressive, native Georgian, and military veteran; he had served in the cabinets of both Republican and Democratic governors—though not Mr. Charisma.
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Last summer, I visited a beautiful Georgian town where I learned about its rich history and culture.
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Etymology
Georgian (US adjective) comes from the US state name Georgia, itself named for King George II, so the adjective Georgian means 'of or from Georgia (the state)'.