outdoorsperson
- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌdɔrzˌpɜrsən/
:
aficionado a las actividades al aire libre
- An outdoorsperson loves to hike in the mountains.
Examples
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He became an accomplished outdoorsperson after years of exploring national parks and forests.
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As an avid outdoorsperson, she spends most weekends hiking and canoeing in the wilderness.
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The magazine offers tips for every type of outdoorsperson, from campers to bird-watchers.
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Many outdoorspeople enjoy fishing at the lake.
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As an avid hiker and camper, she considers herself an enthusiastic outdoorsperson.
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Every summer, the family goes on adventures; my brother is a true outdoorsperson who loves nature.
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After years of outdoor exploration, being an outdoorsperson has become a significant part of her identity.
Synonyms
9
6.5
A man who spends a lot of time doing activities outside like hunting, fishing, or camping
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4.1
A man who enjoys outdoor activities like hiking and fishing
A woman who enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and camping
A woman who enjoys outdoor activities like hiking or camping
A man who enjoys being outside doing things like hiking or fishing
Antonyms
How Outdoorsy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Outdoorsperson is made of out- ('outside'), door, and person, so it quite literally names a 'person' who is 'outside'. Think of someone stepping out the door into nature, which is why an outdoorsperson is someone who enjoys camping, hiking, fishing, and other outdoor activities.