Dunedin

[duhn-ee-din]

noun

1. a seaport on SE South Island, in New Zealand.

2. a town in W Florida.

Dunedin

/ dʌnˈiːdɪn /

noun

1. a port in New Zealand, on SE South Island: founded (1848) by Scottish settlers. Pop: 121 900 (2004 est)

Example Sentences

As a journalist and a volunteer, I’ve set and checked traps called “Trapinators” and “Mammalian Corrections Units” with Predator Free Dunedin, a conservation collective that has battled possums, rats, hedgehogs, and stoats since 2018.

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I live in Dunedin, a city on the South Island, and have seen firsthand how effective the war against predators has been.

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He was one of only five players to start all eight Test matches on those tours, and scored a crucial try in the first Test in Dunedin in June 1971 as the Lions won 9-3.

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Developer Dunedin Homes said the landslip was not a "simple, quick or easy fix", but that it was working on a temporary measure.

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Dunedin, however, said it was "not aware of any current issues with the sewers" and that a report commissioned as part of the adoption process showed it was "operating as expected".

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