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countryadjective of, relating to, associated with, or typical of open areas with few buildings or peopleplain country living among unpretentious people bucolic, pastoral, rural, rustic(also rustical) backwoods, backwoodsy, countrified(also countryfied), provincialagrarian, agriculturalnonurban, semirural urban citified, urbanizedmetro, metropolitan, municipalnonagricultural, nonfarm the land of one's birth, residence, or citizenshipa great love for my country fatherland, home, homeland, mother country, motherland, sod old countrycommunity, neighborhood the open rural area outside of big towns and citiesout in the country, where the air is fresh and the rivers are clean boondocks, boonies(slang), countryside, nowhere, sticks exurbiabackcountry, backwater, backwoods, bush, frontier, hinterland, outback, up-countrywild, wilderness middle of nowhere conurbation, megalopolis, urban sprawl a body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and governmentusually in time of war, the whole country unites behind the president commonwealth, land, nation, sovereignty(also sovranty), state city-state, microstate, ministate, nation-statedomain, dominion, empire, kingdom, realm, republicduchy, dukedom, emirate, principality, seigniory(or seignory), sultanatedemocracy, dictatorship, monarchy, monocracy, oligarchy, sovereign(also sovran), theocracyclient state, colony, condominium, dependency, mandate, province, settlement, soil, trust territoryfatherland, homeland, motherlandgreat power, power, sea power, superpower, world powerwelfare state in the 13th century |