small-townism
- noun
- /ˈsmɔlˈtaʊnˌɪzəm/
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pueblerismo
- Growing up in a rural area, she embraced small-townism and cherished the close relationships with her neighbors.
Examples
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His views reflected a certain small-townism that contrasted with urban sensibilities.
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The author's novels often explore small-townism and its impact on relationships.
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Many see small-townism as a source of comfort and social support.
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Her sense of small-townism made her appreciate community events.
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Many people value small-townism for its simplicity.
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In his speech, he highlighted how small-townism fosters a sense of belonging and community support.
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The film beautifully depicts small-townism, showing how its values shape the lives of the characters.
Synonyms
A belief in small communities that favors tradition and close relationships
Antonyms
How Small-Townish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Small-townism is made from small + town and the ending -ism, which turns those words into a 'way of life' or 'belief'. Think of the warm, close community feeling of a small town—that's why small-townism means the way of thinking, values, and simple social life you find there.