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Meanings of touristy in English

Visited by throngs of tourists.

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Usage of touristy in English
1
It's the largest island in the archipelago, and as such is very 'touristy'.
News.com.au
2
These days it's overrun with tacky souvenir shops and touristy restaurants.
Wired
3
They recommended countless restaurants and attractions that were always fantastic and not touristy.
The Guardian
4
Forget the touristy lookout hill and roll with the beat of the streets.
The South African
5
It's touristy, but if you want it to, it somehow manages to remain genuine.
The South African
6
It's touristy but locals also come here to see the buskers and to bargain.
The South African
7
I attempted just two touristy diversions and failed at both.
Neither here nor there: travels in europe
8
He looked anxiously around at the touristy boutiques on either side of the street.
Conrad’s Fate
9
He offers some intermittent commentary: Dingle is touristy, but it's also a proper fishing town.
The Irish Times
10
In any case, Ketchum was touristy, though Sun Valley itself proved to be most agreeable.
The Lost Continent
11
The longer he walked, the dimmer the light became and the less touristy the scenery.
Avalon
12
I asked him if it wasn't a bit touristy.
Whispers Under Ground
13
The opposite of all things crowded, touristy and loud.
News.com.au
14
And Haven is getting more touristy by the day.
The life you've imagined
15
The windward side was cooler, breezier, and less touristy.
O+F
16
A rather "touristy" friend of his took him away at times.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
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