Pronunciation: /səˈbɜːrbəˌnaɪt/
noun a person who lives in a suburb, typically someone who has recently moved from an urban area
A1 The suburbanite enjoyed living in a quiet neighborhood.
A2 The suburbanite commutes to the city for work every day.
B1 As a suburbanite, she prefers the slower pace of life outside the city.
B2 The suburbanite was used to having a large backyard and friendly neighbors.
C1 The suburbanite's lifestyle included regular trips to the nearby shopping center.
C2 Growing up as a suburbanite, he never experienced the hustle and bustle of city life.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a suburb or suburban areas
A1 She lives in a suburbanite neighborhood.
A2 The suburbanite lifestyle offers a sense of community.
B1 Many suburbanite families commute to the city for work.
B2 The suburbanite population has been steadily increasing over the years.
C1 Suburbanite areas often have lower crime rates compared to urban areas.
C2 The suburbanite residents take pride in maintaining their properties.
formal The suburbanite commuted to the city for work each day.
informal The suburbanite drove into town for a meeting.
slang The suburbanite was a total city slicker.
figurative The suburbanite was like a fish out of water in the bustling city.
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