Sumter

[suhm-ter, suhmp-]

noun

1. a city in central South Carolina.

2. Fort Sumter.

Sumter

/ ˈsʌmtə /

noun

1. See Fort Sumter

Example Sentences

Since Smuss spoke German, he was taken outside to work in a factory repairing and repainting helmets, he recounted in a video recorded for the Sumter Museum in the US in 2022.

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That is why a Confederate army began the war on April 12, 1861, attacking Fort Sumter, a U.S.

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Sumter when we aren’t even certain of his suspected killer’s motives is a guarantee for chaos.

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“Jack Ciattarelli himself admitted that his last campaign was ‘too white,’…yet his recent actions show he has no clear understanding of how to advance the real needs and priorities of Black New Jerseyans,” Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter, chair of the New Jersey Legislative Black Caucus, said in a statement to Salon.

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“Our state needs leaders who will fight for equity, opportunity, and dignity for all, not those who rely on empty gestures to mask the absence of meaningful policy and progress,” Sumter said.

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