region
Region (noun) means a large area of land or space treated as a unit because of its geography, its climate, its culture or the way it is governed. Example: “Wine grapes grow well in the warmer regions of the country.”
How to use region
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA big part of a country or the world, or the general part of something.
Neutral; suits both everyday and formal writing.
The adjective is regional; the adverb regionally. Do not confuse region with reign, which means a monarch's period of rule.
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Can you complete this real example?
Wine grapes grow well in the warmer _____ of the country.
Etymology
From Latin regio "direction, boundary, district", from regere "to rule, direct".