heartland in Irish
heartland in Irish is croíthailte — heartland means the central region of a country or area, especially one seen as culturally or politically central.
heartland in Irish
croíthailte
The interior part of a region, especially when contrasted with coastal parts or when regarded as particularly powerful or significant.
What does "heartland" mean?
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noun The central region of a country or area, especially one seen as culturally or politically central.
"The factory closures hit small towns across the industrial heartland hard."
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heartland in a sentence
- The factory closures hit small towns across the industrial heartland hard.
- He grew up in America's farming heartland.
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What is "heartland" in Irish?
"heartland" in Irish is croíthailte. heartland means: The central region of a country or area, especially one seen as culturally or politically central.
How do you use "heartland" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory closures hit small towns across the industrial heartland hard." In Irish, "heartland" is croíthailte.
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