cornishman Sentence Examples
- The Cornishman was known for his strong work ethic and deep connection to the land.
- Growing up in Cornwall, he embraced the traditions and culture of the Cornishman.
- As a proud Cornishman, he often spoke fondly of his homeland's rugged coastline and rich history.
- The Cornishman's ancestors were miners who toiled in the region's tin mines for generations.
- Despite living far from Cornwall now, he still considers himself a Cornishman at heart.
- The Cornishman delighted in sharing stories of Cornish folklore and legends with his friends.
- With a twinkle in his eye, the Cornishman recounted tales of smugglers and pirates who once roamed the coast.
- To the Cornishman, pasties and clotted cream were more than just food—they were symbols of his heritage.
- The Cornishman's accent carried the musical lilt of the region, betraying his origins to those who listened closely.
- Although he traveled the world, the Cornishman always longed to return to the rugged beauty of Cornwall.
cornishman Meaning
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cornishman (n)
a man who is a native or inhabitant of Cornwall
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a man who is a native or inhabitant of Cornwall
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The Cornishman was known for his strong work ethic and deep connection to the land.
Growing up in Cornwall, he embraced the traditions and culture of the Cornishman.
As a proud Cornishman, he often spoke fondly of his homeland's rugged coastline and rich history.
The Cornishman's ancestors were miners who toiled in the region's tin mines for generations.
