ruralism
- noun
- /ˈrʊrəlɪzəm/
:
defensa del ruralismo
- The novelist's work displays a clear ruralism, prioritizing country values and traditions over city life.
Examples
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An increase in ruralism can be seen as people seek simplicity away from urban environments.
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Her essays often critique modernity through the lens of ruralism and traditional farm life.
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Many artists embrace ruralism in their work.
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The concept of ruralism promotes a simpler lifestyle.
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In her latest book, the author explores the theme of ruralism, celebrating the simplicity and beauty of country living.
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The movement for ruralism seeks to promote sustainable farming and local traditions over industrialized urban lifestyles.
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Many artists and writers embrace ruralism, finding inspiration in the tranquility and values of rural communities.
Synonyms
A belief that values farming, rural life, and small farmers
Antonyms
- Specialized
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A change that makes a place more like a city with more people living and working there
How Pro-Rural
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Etymology
Ruralism joins rural ('country') with -ism, an ending that can mean a belief or movement, as in feminism. So ruralism can mean a belief in or love of country life, a preference for farms and small towns over the city.