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uplandish

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Uplandish (adj) means relating to high inland areas or to country districts.

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1
Relating to high inland areas or to country districts.
2
Rough and unpolished in manner, like someone from the countryside.
3
Wild and untamed, or living in mountainous country.
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Etymology

Comes from Middle English uplondish, also spelled oplondysch or uplondysch, which developed from Old English uplendisc (“uplandish”); equivalent to upland + -ish.

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What is the meaning of uplandish?
"uplandish" (adj) means relating to high inland areas or to country districts.
What is another word for uplandish?
Other words for "uplandish" include barbaric, brutish, barbarous, crude, untamed, savage.
What are the different meanings of uplandish?
"uplandish" has 3 main meanings: 1. Relating to high inland areas or to country districts; 2. Rough and unpolished in manner, like someone from the countryside; 3. Wild and untamed, or living in mountainous country.

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