Bluefield

American  

[bloo-feeld] / ˈbluˌfild /

noun

1. a city in SW West Virginia.

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Example Sentences

Jimmie accepted an offer to teach at the Tazewell County School in Bluefield, Virginia, located eighty miles to the south.

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That same year, once we thought the girls were old enough, we all relocated to Bluefield, Virginia, so Jimmie wouldn’t have to do so much driving.

From Literature

Bluefield, Virginia, was a small town of about four thousand people located across the state line from Bluefield, West Virginia, which had about twenty thousand residents.

From Literature

Though we lived in Bluefield, a couple of weekends each month we would all pile into the car and go to see either the Coleman or the Goble grandparents.

From Literature

“Your daddy and I are going to return to Bluefield.”

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