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Meanings of bohemian in English
A member of a people with dark skin and hair who speak Romany and who traditionally live by seasonal work and fortunetelling; they are believed to have originated in northern India but now are living on all continents (but mostly in Europe, North Africa, and North America)
See moreGeographical area.
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Examples for "geographical area"
Examples for "geographical area"
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It will have increased powers and responsibility for a larger geographical area.
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There followed two further options, narrowing down the geographical area in question.
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First, each local bank can only operate within a defined geographical area.
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Services catering to a larger geographical area often have a different policy.
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The Company has seven reportable segments, which are based on their geographical area.
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Background and objective: To describe the uveitis pattern in our geographic area.
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A state's geographic area, after all, rarely corresponds with its electoral power.
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There may be no more than 15 stocks from one geographic area.
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And you don't need as many planes to cover a particular geographic area.
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Usually the noncompetition clause is limited to a particular geographic area.
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The 2nd Circuit's decision in the Aereo case applies in that geographical region, Collyer said.
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So language varies by educational level and geographical region.
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Control subjects were randomly selected from population registries and matched by age, sex, and geographical region.
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Factors such as geographical region and cultural and family variables may be important influences in this process.
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It may be as simple as a prizefighter hailing from the same geographical region as you do.
Usage of bohemian in English
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Presently somebody in the party suggested a round of the bohemian joints.
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She was born in Staffordshire, England, in 1900 into a bohemian household.
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It's very gay-friendly, it's very bohemian, and it has singers most evenings.
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But her things in Baltimore were nice- alittleedgy, a little bohemian.
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Hair Keep your strands carefree and cute with this bohemian babe-inspired coif.
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They are almost exclusively white folks drawn from bohemian and middle-class enclaves.
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I think I'm going for a bohemian look in the second picture ….
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First stop: a bohemian district on the east side of Berlin.
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Kathryn Mewes does not meet bohemian, hippy parents in her line of work.
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Yes, he's had a privileged bohemian upbringing, as have many of his friends.
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As Hamilton-Paterson remembers: Warborough seemed to me an idyllic sort of intellectual-bohemian place.
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Elizabeth Jane Howard was born in 1923 into a well-off, slightly bohemian family.
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Faithful regulars return for its Northern Exposure vibe and bohemian simplicity.
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We are not hip, underground, bohemian or alternative in any way.
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He had an honest soul without a bohemian impulse in him.
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Julia Carneiro reports from the Carmelitas party in the bohemian Santa Teresa neighbourhood.
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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