Pronunciation: /frʌntɪərzmən/
noun a person who lives on or explores the frontiers, especially the American West
A1 The frontiersman lived in a log cabin in the wilderness.
A2 The frontiersman was skilled at hunting and survival in the wild.
B1 The frontiersman explored new territories in search of resources.
B2 The frontiersman was known for his bravery and pioneering spirit.
C1 The frontiersman played a key role in the expansion of the western frontier.
C2 The frontiersman's legacy as a trailblazer is still celebrated today.
adjective frontier-related or characteristic of a frontiersman
A1 The frontiersman explorer bravely ventured into the unknown wilderness.
A2 The frontiersman lifestyle required self-sufficiency and resourcefulness.
B1 The frontiersman mentality of pushing boundaries and taking risks was admired by many.
B2 The frontiersman spirit of independence and resilience was evident in his actions.
C1 The frontiersman approach to challenges was characterized by ingenuity and determination.
C2 The frontiersman ethos of forging new paths and overcoming obstacles inspired others to follow suit.
formal The frontiersman was known for his skill in navigating through uncharted territories.
informal The frontiersman was a real tough guy who could survive in the wild.
slang That frontiersman is a real trailblazer, always exploring new lands.
figurative In the world of technology, he was considered a frontiersman, always pushing the boundaries of innovation.
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