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small-town
[smawl-toun]
adjective
of, relating to, or characteristic of a town or village.
a typical, small-town general store.
provincial or unsophisticated.
small-town manners.
Other Word Forms
- small-towner noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of small-town1
Example Sentences
In It Was Only an Accident, the first movie from Iranian dissident Jafar Panahi after his 2022 arrest for making anti-state propaganda, a small-town mechanic suspects that the stranger who stops by his garage late one night is the same man who tortured him while he was in prison.
I started working for a small-town paper.
The book’s central premise, or one of them, sounds juicy: The man born Robert Zimmerman, and raised by a middle-class Jewish family in small-town Minnesota, worked hard to turn his back on his Jewish roots, adopting an anglicized name and spinning a string of tall tales about his background and upbringing.
It has such a lovely small-town feel to it.
That show starred Sutton Foster as a Vegas showgirl turned small-town ballet teacher.
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