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Meanings of boondocks in English
Usage of boondocks in English
1
If I could even get a cab out here in the boondocks.
2
A quaint little rural town, but to us it was the boondocks.
3
Just for the record, Ainslie is not out in the boondocks.
4
Humble Tom Whaley from the boondocks of colonial Ireland had outdone the British Chancellor.
5
So what did you do to get yourself exiled up here to the boondocks?
6
I was definitely in the boondocks, and I had bad associations with the boondocks.
7
Even the kind of democracy you practise out in the boondocks.' He smiled at Joshua.
8
No cable service existed in these boondocks, and they refused to spring for satellite service.
9
I don't want to live in the boondocks again.
10
I sent you a card from some place in the boondocks which I hope you got.
11
I often think she must be very bored out here in the boondocks of the galaxy.
12
He followed you out to the boondocks, stopped when you did, stalked you, then opened fire.
13
Lawyers for creationists, in court cases around the American boondocks, seek out evolutionists who are openly atheists.
14
Gaston had spotted the thing in the company of a cop in the boondocks named Luc Tiquet.
15
We're way out in the boondocks.
16
He drove farther into the boondocks.
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