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Meanings of countryman in English
Usage of countryman in English
1
Simplicity must go, and the townsman meet his equal in the countryman.
2
The countryman looked up and about him in evident bewilderment and anxiety.
3
At last the robber binds the countryman and drives off the team.
4
Honourable mention to countryman Richard Murray, who ran himself into fourth place.
5
The countryman sees nothing but the vile and sordid side of it.
6
The next moment, the grave, shy countryman had smiled at his sentimentality.
7
The young countryman held up the apple and looked at it sentimentally.
8
The countryman searched the pocket quickly and brought out a flat pocketbook.
9
At the churchyard a countryman pushed forward between her and the coffin.
10
A countryman will scarcely speak three sentences without dragging in this word.
11
It was due to the story, which amused him, of the countryman.
12
The nobleman turned, in surprise, at being addressed by this big countryman.
13
Baneelon took an odd method of revenging the death of his countryman.
14
Princess, I am an old man; I envy my countryman his youth.
15
Walter distains his brother-in-law as a countryman and finds the children undisciplined.
16
That countryman of yours has much the handsomest face about that establishment.
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Countryman through the time
Countryman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare