Torontonian
- adjective
- /tɔːrənˈtoʊniən/
- I figured you would get a couple of pictures of the CN Tower and other Torontonian landmarks, so I thought Honest Ed's was a great idea.
Examples
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The festival showcased various Torontonian artists and their unique contributions to the city's vibrant culture.
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Preferred pit stop was Toronto with 34 sightings, which lends itself well to the Torontonian belief that it is the center of the universe.
Blog text (31) -
Phil told me a distinctively Torontonian war story about a soiree held at the performance space.
Academic text (2004) -
Many Torontonian cafes offer a diverse range of international cuisine reflecting the city's multiculturalism.
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During the summer, Torontonian streets come alive with music and events that celebrate local talent.
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Etymology
Torontonian comes from the city name Toronto plus the ending -ian, which means 'from' or 'of', just like Canadian. The name Toronto comes from a Native word often said to mean 'where trees stand in the water' or 'meeting place', so Torontonian describes something that is 'from Toronto' or shows the city's character.