˜yÐÄvlog

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city-born

[ sit-ee-bawrn ]

adjective



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of city-born1

First recorded in 1590–1600; city + born
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Example Sentences

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Consider Scheherazade, whose name meant “city-born†and who was without a doubt a big-city girl, crafty, wisecracking, by turns sentimental and cynical, as contemporary a metropolitan narrator as one could wish to meet.

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Ms. Liang is a New York women’s wear designer, city-born and -reared, the country at a comfortable remove.

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Liza, his city-born wife who is new to the neo-plantation, once rides out to the woods where the field hands live in abject squalor.

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For city-born workers, that means nearly 2,070 yuan a month.

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Was she city-born, and if not, where was she born?

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