Detroiter
- noun
- /dɪˈtrɔɪtər/
- Many Detroiters are proud of their city's rich musical history.
- metro Detroiters
- proud Detroiter
- fellow Detroiters
Examples
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As a native Detroiter, I know all too well what Detroit has been through.
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I am a native Detroiter, photographer, essayist, and founder of The People of Detroit Photodocumentary.
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As a proud Detroiter myself, I agree with everything you mentioned in your post.
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As a Detroiter who works in historic preservation, I am tired of everyone showing the ruins of Detroit.
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As a Detroiter, I personally am sick of seeing pictures of the train station and the old Cass Tech.
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The film remains committed to the local Detroiters, those who have been through the rises, falls, and changes in their whole lives.
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Miller's is indeed beloved by many a Detroiter.
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So he concentrated his comments on how Detroiters have stepped up with their efforts.
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And everyone, please give an applaud to my fellow Detroiter, Rafael Johnson.
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In the community, many African American Detroiters took pride in Young's success at standing up to his inquisitors and criticizing racism and discrimination.
Academic text (1997)
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Detroiter comes from the place name Detroit plus the ending -er that means 'a person from', just like New Yorker. So a Detroiter is a person who is from or lives in Detroit.