ruralism
- noun
- /ˈrʊrəlɪzəm/
- The ruralism of the landscape was evident in its open fields and scattered farmhouses.
Examples
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Critics say that his writing displays a certain ruralism that romanticizes country life.
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There is an increasing interest in ruralism as more people move away from cities to live in the countryside.
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There is an increasing interest in ruralism as people seek alternatives to urban living.
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The charm of ruralism attracts many city dwellers.
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Many artists celebrate ruralism in their work.
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Many artists celebrate ruralism in their work, highlighting the beauty of country life.
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The ruralism of the landscape was apparent, with its lush green fields and quaint farmhouses.
Synonyms
The features and way of life found in the countryside
Living in the countryside to enjoy a quieter life
Antonyms
How Rural
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ruralism is made of rural ('country') and -ism, an ending that names a quality or state, like in heroism. So ruralism is the 'country-ness' or the quality of being rural, with open fields and farm life.