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Definitions of rural:

part of speech: adverb

Rurally.

part of speech: adjective

Pert. to the country, as distinguished from the city or town; pert. to farming.

part of speech: adjective

Pertaining to, or like, the country; rustic.

part of speech: adjective

Of or belonging to the country: suiting the country: rustic: pertaining to agriculture.

Usage examples for rural:

• He was in a rural district. "This Freedom", A. S. M. Hutchinson

• Here, again, the scenery is typical of rural England in its most pleasing form; and the village of Coln- St.- Aldwyns is scarcely less fascinating than Bibury. "A Cotswold Village", J. Arthur Gibbs

• The disregard for human life, the abject poverty, the wide- spread demoralization in the rural districts indicated by these stories, are startling facts in a country which has been for centuries ruled by the vicegerents of Christ on earth. "Rome in 1860", Edward Dicey

• We in Australia have no idea of the extent to which field sports enter into the rural life of England. "An Autobiography", Catherine Helen Spence