backwoodsy
/ˈbækˌwʊdzi/
adjective
- Relating to or characteristic of a remote, rural, or undeveloped area, especially one that is heavily wooded.
- The restaurant had a backwoodsy feel, with log walls and deer antlers on the ceiling.
- Her backwoodsy upbringing taught her how to hunt, fish, and live off the land.
- They stayed in a backwoodsy cabin with no electricity or running water.
- Lacking sophistication or modern amenities; rustic or old-fashioned in a simple way.
- His backwoodsy manners surprised the city guests, but they found him charming.
- The town's backwoodsy charm attracted tourists looking for a quiet escape.
- She preferred a backwoodsy lifestyle without constant notifications and screens.
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