ruralism
- noun
- /ˈrʊrəlˌɪzəm/
- Azuela's mastery of ruralisms and uses of character-identifying dialogue confound the translation.
Examples
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The festival celebrated ruralism, showcasing local crafts and agricultural practices unique to the area.
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The novel is filled with ruralism, depicting the simple joys of country life and the close-knit community.
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His paintings often reflect a sense of ruralism, capturing the beauty of the countryside and its traditions.
Synonyms
A word or phrase used in the countryside
How Small-Townish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ruralism comes from rural (from an old Latin word rus meaning 'country') plus the ending -ism, which makes a noun for a thing or style, like in tourism. So ruralism can mean a word or expression that belongs to country life.