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- non-Vir·ginian adjective noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Virginian1
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Example Sentences
The small landholders,” Jefferson wrote to his fellow Virginian James Madison, “are the most precious part of a state.
This law insured that any African brought to Virginian shores would be enslaved.
“I wanted to fight the NRA by mobilizing people,” the 48-year-old Virginian told me.
The 47-year-old Virginian has assiduously created an identity for himself as face of the new Republican guard.
The system of cultivation is similar to that pursued by the Virginian, and the same process of curing is also adopted.
Colossal fortunes were realised over the importation of the Virginian weed in the end of the last century.
No ground could be more favorable for the manœuvres of horse, and the attack of the Virginian was irresistible.
On the Virginian estate he had always led an isolated kind of existence, happier apparently in his own company than any other.
The last message sent out was "CQ" which was faintly heard by the steamer Virginian.
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