Definition of countrypolitan in US English:

countrypolitan

nounˌkəntrēˈpälətnˌkəntrēˈpälətn

A type of country music that resembles pop music, usually characterized by orchestrated arrangements.
usually as modifier a slick countrypolitan ballad
Example sentencesExamples
- The countrypolitan ballad seems plucked from another epoch.
- Rest of the disc pulls from seventies r-&-b, Ray Charles countrypolitan, Jerry Lee and guit-fiddle country.
- Their brand of country harks back to the genre's golden age in the 1950s and 60s, with none of the nauseating sheen or gimmicky lyrics of contemporary countrypolitan material.
- Had Will's faltering larynx been removed from the mix this could be mistaken for some mainstream countrypolitan release from the early 70s.
- From smooth countrypolitan to jaunty truckin' tales via plaintive ballads of heartbreaking beauty; this album has 'em all.

adjectiveˌkəntrēˈpälətnˌkəntrēˈpälətn

Relating to or denoting an architectural style that combines country charm with sophistication.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Countrypolitan’ is glamour without the ‘bling.’
- The city of Nashville has long since morphed from countrypolitan to Cosmopolitan, with ritzy suburbs named Brentwood, nightlife beyond the Bluebird Café, and Tim McGraw / Nelly collabs.

Origin

On the pattern of cosmopolitan.

Definition of countrypolitan in US English:

countrypolitan

nounˌkəntrēˈpälətn

A type of country music that resembles pop music, usually characterized by orchestrated arrangements.
usually as modifier a slick countrypolitan ballad
Example sentencesExamples
- Their brand of country harks back to the genre's golden age in the 1950s and 60s, with none of the nauseating sheen or gimmicky lyrics of contemporary countrypolitan material.
- Had Will's faltering larynx been removed from the mix this could be mistaken for some mainstream countrypolitan release from the early 70s.
- Rest of the disc pulls from seventies r-&-b, Ray Charles countrypolitan, Jerry Lee and guit-fiddle country.
- The countrypolitan ballad seems plucked from another epoch.
- From smooth countrypolitan to jaunty truckin' tales via plaintive ballads of heartbreaking beauty; this album has 'em all.

adjectiveˌkəntrēˈpälətn

Relating to or denoting an architectural style that combines country charm with sophistication.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Countrypolitan’ is glamour without the ‘bling.’
- The city of Nashville has long since morphed from countrypolitan to Cosmopolitan, with ritzy suburbs named Brentwood, nightlife beyond the Bluebird Café, and Tim McGraw / Nelly collabs.

Origin

On the pattern of cosmopolitan.

词汇	countrypolitan
释义	Definition of countrypolitan in US English: countrypolitan nounˌkəntrēˈpälətnˌkəntrēˈpälətn A type of country music that resembles pop music, usually characterized by orchestrated arrangements. usually as modifier a slick countrypolitan ballad Example sentencesExamples The countrypolitan ballad seems plucked from another epoch. Rest of the disc pulls from seventies r-&-b, Ray Charles countrypolitan, Jerry Lee and guit-fiddle country. Their brand of country harks back to the genre's golden age in the 1950s and 60s, with none of the nauseating sheen or gimmicky lyrics of contemporary countrypolitan material. Had Will's faltering larynx been removed from the mix this could be mistaken for some mainstream countrypolitan release from the early 70s. From smooth countrypolitan to jaunty truckin' tales via plaintive ballads of heartbreaking beauty; this album has 'em all. adjectiveˌkəntrēˈpälətnˌkəntrēˈpälətn Relating to or denoting an architectural style that combines country charm with sophistication. Example sentencesExamples ‘Countrypolitan’ is glamour without the ‘bling.’ The city of Nashville has long since morphed from countrypolitan to Cosmopolitan, with ritzy suburbs named Brentwood, nightlife beyond the Bluebird Café, and Tim McGraw / Nelly collabs. Origin On the pattern of cosmopolitan. Definition of countrypolitan in US English: countrypolitan nounˌkəntrēˈpälətn A type of country music that resembles pop music, usually characterized by orchestrated arrangements. usually as modifier a slick countrypolitan ballad Example sentencesExamples Their brand of country harks back to the genre's golden age in the 1950s and 60s, with none of the nauseating sheen or gimmicky lyrics of contemporary countrypolitan material. Had Will's faltering larynx been removed from the mix this could be mistaken for some mainstream countrypolitan release from the early 70s. Rest of the disc pulls from seventies r-&-b, Ray Charles countrypolitan, Jerry Lee and guit-fiddle country. The countrypolitan ballad seems plucked from another epoch. From smooth countrypolitan to jaunty truckin' tales via plaintive ballads of heartbreaking beauty; this album has 'em all. adjectiveˌkəntrēˈpälətn Relating to or denoting an architectural style that combines country charm with sophistication. Example sentencesExamples ‘Countrypolitan’ is glamour without the ‘bling.’ The city of Nashville has long since morphed from countrypolitan to Cosmopolitan, with ritzy suburbs named Brentwood, nightlife beyond the Bluebird Café, and Tim McGraw / Nelly collabs. Origin On the pattern of cosmopolitan.
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