suburbanite
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of suburbanite
Example Sentences
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The best sequence in the whole film is their encounter with two posh suburbanites who simply can’t imagine they’re in danger, bounding right up to them like the Galapagos Islands’ blue-footed boobies.
From Los Angeles Times
White suburbanites are breaking for Vice President Kamala Harris, or not.
From Los Angeles Times
Including the suburbs, the greater Salt Lake Valley has a population of nearly 1.26 million, and a light-rail system that can drop suburbanites steps from the downtown stadium.
From Seattle Times
He’s a gifted and extremely flexible politician who could appeal to both college-educated suburbanites and working-class and Latino voters.
From Los Angeles Times
The result is that a growing number of Virginia suburbanites keep their trips to the city short — if they go at all.
From Washington Times
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