provinciality
- noun
- /prəˌvɪnʃiˈælɪti/
:
provincialidad
- Critics argued that the novel's provinciality limited its appeal to a wider audience.
Examples
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She appreciated the provinciality of the cuisine, which reflected the region's history and culture.
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The provinciality of the town was evident in its unique festivals and local traditions.
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The provinciality of her views surprised many at the conference.
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His provinciality often led to misunderstandings in conversations.
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The provinciality of the small town was evident in its traditional festivals and local customs.
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Many people noted the provinciality of the discussions, which focused solely on regional issues.
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Her provinciality was clear when she dismissed art forms from outside her hometown as irrelevant.
Synonyms
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7.7
A quality of a place, like its language or food
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8.0
A word, a way of speaking or a custom used in one local area
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8.2
A word or way of speaking used mainly in one region
Antonyms
How Regional
Surface Forms
Morphology
provinciality = provincial (transparent) = province + ial + ity
The noun is a straightforward abstract noun formed from the adjective 'provincial' using the productive suffix '-ity'.
Etymology
Provinciality comes from province, meaning a 'region', and it can also name the customs and character of a particular place. That's why provinciality often describes the local traditions, attitudes, or style that belong to one area.