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Definition of citified in English: citifiedadjective ˈsɪtɪfʌɪdˈsidəˌfīd derogatory Characteristic of an urban environment. 〈主贬〉有城市风貌的；顺应城市环境的；城市化了的 we must look like citified dandies to them Example sentencesExamples - All this turned into a sort of redneck minstrel show where sanitized country boys eluded and escaped the ever corrupt and incompetent forces of the capitalist-controlled and thus citified law.
- He leads us again through desolation and citified alienation, but there's love in the air this time round, and it propels us through the darker moments.
- There's something almost magical about this weird citified wilderness.
- The cafés seem more citified than those in Paris, those nearest the Cathedral charging prices that one would find in the capital.
- The fact that he is still on a learning curve does not take anything away from this truly refined take-off of citified country living.
- He coaxes citified outlanders into campouts close to bush and wildlife and beneath the glittering clarity of the Southern Cross.
- At the very least, I expected them to resent the sudden intrusion and competition that my class of thirty-five citified adults represented.
- University students go home in their droves over the holidays, pouring scorn on familiar sights with the snobbery of the citified nouveau riche.
- Later on, in a moment meant to chide us for the persistence of our citified tunnel vision, he tells us that he has been observing us unseen from a perch on top of the tool shed.
- On their sprawling homesteads and in their citified saloons, each well-armed Pallatian cultivates a folksy accent and tinkers with quaintly Victorian machinery.
- This is a wholesome look at what two citified and sissified urban brattlings can learn about a hard day's working wading through cow flops.
- Already suspicious of citified strangers without cowboy boots, the Wyoming rancher and his son, who requested to remain anonymous, spotted him moseying their way and, quite naturally, took some precautions.
- Yeah, but now yer all citified and sophistimacated and know better than to mess with them hick pistols.
- With a deft flick of the reins, the policeman wheeled his mount and together they stood their ground, motionless, man and horse looking down at that ill mannered citified pup.
- It seems that you somehow remained fresh and unspoiled beneath that false citified exterior.
- But the funny thing is, these citified casualties just won't stay dead.
- Boston may be citified, but one cannot be too careful.
- Not only did they bring their language, religions and customs, they also brought with them a preference for the open country and a general distaste for anything citified.
- If they see you, they will run and hide, terrified by your citified ways and upright posture.
- His Edge Cities are creatures of the metropolitan periphery or of citified rural landscapes accessible to major metropolitan areas.
Synonyms built-up, town, city, inner-city, densely populated, townified, metropolitan, suburban, non-rural
Definition of citified in US English: citified(also cityfied) adjectiveˈsidəˌfīd derogatory Characteristic of or adjusted to an urban environment. 〈主贬〉有城市风貌的；顺应城市环境的；城市化了的 black-hatted, citified cowboys Example sentencesExamples - His Edge Cities are creatures of the metropolitan periphery or of citified rural landscapes accessible to major metropolitan areas.
- But the funny thing is, these citified casualties just won't stay dead.
- At the very least, I expected them to resent the sudden intrusion and competition that my class of thirty-five citified adults represented.
- With a deft flick of the reins, the policeman wheeled his mount and together they stood their ground, motionless, man and horse looking down at that ill mannered citified pup.
- This is a wholesome look at what two citified and sissified urban brattlings can learn about a hard day's working wading through cow flops.
- The cafés seem more citified than those in Paris, those nearest the Cathedral charging prices that one would find in the capital.
- Boston may be citified, but one cannot be too careful.
- It seems that you somehow remained fresh and unspoiled beneath that false citified exterior.
- Already suspicious of citified strangers without cowboy boots, the Wyoming rancher and his son, who requested to remain anonymous, spotted him moseying their way and, quite naturally, took some precautions.
- If they see you, they will run and hide, terrified by your citified ways and upright posture.
- Yeah, but now yer all citified and sophistimacated and know better than to mess with them hick pistols.
- He leads us again through desolation and citified alienation, but there's love in the air this time round, and it propels us through the darker moments.
- The fact that he is still on a learning curve does not take anything away from this truly refined take-off of citified country living.
- He coaxes citified outlanders into campouts close to bush and wildlife and beneath the glittering clarity of the Southern Cross.
- Not only did they bring their language, religions and customs, they also brought with them a preference for the open country and a general distaste for anything citified.
- Later on, in a moment meant to chide us for the persistence of our citified tunnel vision, he tells us that he has been observing us unseen from a perch on top of the tool shed.
- There's something almost magical about this weird citified wilderness.
- On their sprawling homesteads and in their citified saloons, each well-armed Pallatian cultivates a folksy accent and tinkers with quaintly Victorian machinery.
- University students go home in their droves over the holidays, pouring scorn on familiar sights with the snobbery of the citified nouveau riche.
- All this turned into a sort of redneck minstrel show where sanitized country boys eluded and escaped the ever corrupt and incompetent forces of the capitalist-controlled and thus citified law.
Synonyms built-up, town, city, inner-city, densely populated, townified, metropolitan, suburban, non-rural
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