midwestern
adj. B1 Intermediate US //mɪdˈwɛstɝn// mid·west·ern
adj. relating to the central part of the United States, known for its farms, friendly people, and flat land.
adj. relating to the Midwest region of the United States, typically encompassing states such as Illinois, Ohio, and Iowa. Often used to describe cultural traits like pragmatism or a specific regional accent.
She grew up in a small Midwestern town.
The candidate focused on Midwestern voters, hoping to win support in key states like Michigan and Wisconsin.
The novel captures the essence of Midwestern life, detailing the rhythmic cycles of corn harvests and the quiet resilience of families living in the Great Plains.
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun; often capitalised as 'Midwestern'.