Coloradan
- noun
- /ˌkɒləˈrædən/
- Still, look for the Coloradan powerhouse to count on a legacy of success and a cast of big-time players to make this one a contest.
- a native Coloradan
- a fourth-generation Coloradan
- a generation Coloradan
Examples
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Every Coloradan I spoke with at the festival shared their favorite local hiking trails.
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Greetings, Nicholas, from a fellow Coloradan!
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A Coloradan by birth and temperament, White is an outdoorsman who counts fly-fishing and skiing among his favorite pastimes.
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We will continue to stand firmly by your side, fighting for the same basic rights for every Coloradan to live, love, and better themselves through education—fighting for civil unions and in-state tuition rates for undocumented children.
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As a proud Coloradan, I love exploring the beautiful Rocky Mountains every weekend.
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Being a lifelong Coloradan, she felt a deep connection to the state's unique culture and history.
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Etymology
Coloradan comes from the place name Colorado, which comes from the Spanish word colorado meaning 'red' because early visitors saw red soil and rocks. The ending -an means 'from' or 'relating to', like in American, so a Coloradan is someone from Colorado.