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Meaning of cockneydom
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cockneydom (n.)
The region or home of cockneys; cockneys, collectively.
cockneydom Sentence Examples
- Stepping into the narrow alley, he felt transported back to the heart of London's vibrant Cockneydom.
- The playwrights aimed to capture the essence of Cockneydom, with its close-knit communities and working-class spirit.
- Tourists flocked to experience a glimpse of Cockneydom, visiting traditional pubs and markets.
- Though gentrification changed the landscape, pockets of London fiercely held onto the traditions of Cockneydom.
- Her grandmother's stories painted a vivid picture of life in pre-war Cockneydom, a world far removed from her own.
- The museum's exhibit delved into the rich history of Cockneydom, showcasing its slang, music, and social fabric.
- Despite facing challenges, the resilience and spirit of Cockneydom continue to endure.
- The decline of certain industries led to a shrinking of Cockneydom, though its influence on London culture is undeniable.
- Some argue that the true essence of Cockneydom is fading, becoming a relic of the past.
- From the flower sellers of Covent Garden to the street performers of Brick Lane, echoes of Cockneydom breathe life into the city.
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The region or home of cockneys; cockneys, collectively.
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No antonyms found.
Stepping into the narrow alley, he felt transported back to the heart of London's vibrant Cockneydom.
The playwrights aimed to capture the essence of Cockneydom, with its close-knit communities and working-class spirit.
Tourists flocked to experience a glimpse of Cockneydom, visiting traditional pubs and markets.
Though gentrification changed the landscape, pockets of London fiercely held onto the traditions of Cockneydom.
