Pronunciation: /ɔf ɡrɪdər/
noun a person who chooses to live off the grid, typically in a self-sufficient manner
A1 An off-gridder is someone who lives without relying on public utilities like electricity or water.
A2 Off-gridders often use solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems to meet their basic needs.
B1 The off-gridder community is growing as more people seek to live a self-sustainable lifestyle.
B2 Many off-gridders choose to live in remote locations to fully disconnect from modern society.
C1 Being an off-gridder requires a lot of planning and resourcefulness to maintain a comfortable lifestyle.
C2 Some off-gridders build their own off-grid homes using sustainable materials and techniques.
formal The off-gridder chose to live without connection to municipal utilities.
informal The off-gridder lives in a self-sustaining cabin in the woods.
slang That off-gridder is really living off the grid, man.
figurative She felt like an off-gridder in the bustling city, disconnected from the chaos around her.
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