new englander (Meaning)
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new englander (n)
an American who lives in New England
Synonyms & Antonyms of new englander
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new englander Sentence Examples
- The New Englander welcomed visitors with warm hospitality and a charming accent.
- The old farmhouse stood proudly, a testament to the enduring spirit of the New Englanders who built it.
- The maple syrup season was a highlight for New Englanders, bringing together families and traditions.
- The New Englander's love of seafood was evident in the abundance of lobster rolls and clam chowder at local restaurants.
- The historical towns of New England showcased the architectural heritage and shipbuilding prowess of its past New Englanders.
- The icy winters tested the resilience of New Englanders, but they emerged each spring with renewed vigor.
- The New Englander's independence and resourcefulness helped them thrive in the rugged landscape of the region.
- The New Englander's connection to the ocean was deep, shaping their culture and economy for centuries.
- The coastal towns of New England attracted tourists with their quaint charm and the promise of a relaxing vacation by the sea.
- The New Englander's appreciation for education and innovation was evident in the region's renowned universities and technological advancements.
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an American who lives in New England
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No antonyms found.
The New Englander welcomed visitors with warm hospitality and a charming accent.
The old farmhouse stood proudly, a testament to the enduring spirit of the New Englanders who built it.
The maple syrup season was a highlight for New Englanders, bringing together families and traditions.
The New Englander's love of seafood was evident in the abundance of lobster rolls and clam chowder at local restaurants.
