Midlander
- adjective
- /ˈmɪd.lənd.ər/
- UK
- The Midlander accent is distinct from those in the north or south of England.
Examples
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The Midlander culture is rich in history.
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Many Midlander customs are celebrated during the annual festival.
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She wore traditional Midlander clothing to the cultural event.
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Are you a Midlander or do you come from elsewhere?
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The Midlander accent is distinct from those in the north or south of England.
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She wore traditional Midlander clothing to celebrate her heritage at the festival.
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Many Midlander customs are showcased during the annual cultural event in the region.
Synonyms
Relating to the middle part of a country away from the coast
Surface Forms
Etymology
Midlander as an adjective comes from mid 'middle' and land 'area', meaning 'middle land'. So, it describes something that relates to the central region or to people who live there.