bushperson
- noun
- Australian
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habitante del bush
- As a child, she grew up as a bushperson, learning to survive in the wild Australian landscape.
Examples
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The remote region is home to many bushpeople who value independence and self-reliance.
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Bushpeople are often skilled in tracking and recognizing local plants and wildlife.
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The bushperson shared stories of their adventures.
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Many bushpeople know how to survive in the wild.
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As a child, she grew up as a bushperson, learning to survive in the wild Australian landscape.
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The remote region is home to many bushpeople who value independence and self-reliance.
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Many bushpeople know how to survive in the wild.
Synonyms
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A person who lives in the Australian bush and can survive with few supplies
A woman who lives in the remote Australian countryside far from towns
A person who lives or works in the wild far from towns
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bushperson comes from bush, which means 'shrub' or 'wild country', and person. It originally meant someone who lives in the bush, especially in Australia, so a bushperson is someone who lives in the wild and knows how to survive in far, rural places.