suburbanite
a person who lives in a suburb of a city or large town.
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How to use suburbanite in a sentence
More than half a million Instacart shoppers have been mobilized to act as human barriers between wealthy suburbanites and deadly disease.
The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Been Tough on Shopping Malls. History Suggests We Should Be Wary of What Might Replace Them | Sam Wetherell | October 28, 2020 | TimeI expect he was hoping I'd be shocked, because I am only a suburbanite.
I'm Not The Sort of Man Who Goes To Prostitutes | Louis Bernières | October 18, 2008 | THE DAILY BEASTA kind-hearted suburbanite happened to be passing along on his Way to the 5:42 Train.
Fables in Slang | George AdeThe railway, the trolley, the automobile and the top buggy have transformed him into a suburbanite.
The Romance of the Reaper | Herbert Newton CassonThere are certain little routine joys known only to the servantless suburbanite.
Shandygaff | Christopher Morley
There is much of man's life in the figure of the suburbanite standing absorbed in his own thoughts in the midst of his radishes.
Marching Men | Sherwood AndersonBy 9.30 every student would be in his chair, which he had dragged as near to the piano as the early suburbanite would let him.
Edward MacDowell | Lawrence Gilman
British Dictionary definitions for suburbanite
/ (səˈbɜːbəˌnaɪt) /
a person who lives in a suburb
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