Hinterland is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HINTERLAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the inland area behind coast or coastal town
• the remote areas of a country away from the coast or the banks of major rivers
• the area around or beyond a major town or port
• an area lying beyond what is visible or known
• a remote and undeveloped area
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a region lying inland from a coast

Words related to HINTERLAND

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Words that contain HINTERLAND

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How to use HINTERLAND in a sentence

• To dominate the coast it is necessary to have the certainty of a large hinterland.
• But through the hinterland of her consciousness rebellious thoughts were racing.
• An agreement with the Greeks, who held the city of Saloniki and its hinterland as well as the whole Chalcidician Peninsula, would ensure Servia an outlet to the sea.
• He demanded only the Macedonian territory which the Greek forces had actually occupied, including Saloniki with an adequate hinterland.
• The Italians have a parallel field of development in the hinterland of Tripoli.
• He hired a pony forthwith and set out for a few days in the hinterland.
• The laws were only half carried into effect or not at all, especially in the hinterland of the present Shanghai.
• The Oriental rallied and expelled Hellenism again from the Asiatic hinterland, while the new cloud of Rome was gathering in the west.
• He was rapt away to some plane of mystic exaltation, to some hinterland of the soul that merged upon madness.
• The swarm of their ships was particularly great in the Gulf of Guinea upon whose shores the vast fan-shaped hinterland poured its exiles along converging lines.
• Our advent has more or less driven him into the hinterland of his home and he is most unpleasant about it.
• The positions occupied gave a good view over the enemy hinterland.
• The country, which is unusually mountainous, offering natural strongholds for resisting the invading army, is practically devoid of roads in the hinterland.
• The ring of hills that surrounds the city does not extend back into the hinterland, and thus there is no screen behind which the Japanese forces can quickly invest the city.
• The story loses no interest from being set in the American hinterland of a few decades ago.
• It is here that directors meet and hinterland financiers negotiate.
• The Royal Niger Company owned the hinterland of Lagos, which means the country back of Lagos, and this is the only hinterland that England did own.
• But the Slav speaking peasants that flock to market are by no means the same in physical type as the South Slavs of the Bosnian Hinterland.
• I know, indeed, of no book which better describes the American hinterland.
• Apart from these eighteen, only the walking wounded got away, pushing back into our noisy and perilous hinterland.
• Amidon was inwardly proud of his psychological hinterland whereof his townsmen knew nothing.
• In the hinterland of the Arctic, when a Frenchman or a Scot took a dusky bride from the tepee of Cree or Chipewyan it was with an idea of making the marriage a permanent one.
• Food, building supplies and raw materials were not produced inside the city limits, but must be produced in the hinterland from which they were transported to the cities.
• The city, on the contrary, cannot exist without the supplies produced in the hinterland and transported to the city.
• Inhabitants of the city enjoyed a superior status and had a higher standard of consumer-living than most of those who inhabited the countryside and the hinterland.
• Land owners, often acting as military chieftains, dominated the hinterland of a civilization.
• Vincennes on the Wabash and Fort Chartres on the Mississippi were the only posts in the hinterland occupied by French troops.
• CHAPTER II PONTIAC AND THE TRIBES OF THE HINTERLAND Foremost among the Indian leaders was Pontiac, the over-chief of the Ottawa Confederacy.
• In March Jenkins had been warned that an Indian rising was imminent and that soon all the British in the hinterland would be prisoners.
• There was still, however, important work to be done before any guarantee of permanent peace in the hinterland was possible.
• They soon became aware of the riches of this hinterland and of its meaning for the future.
• The coast and its hinterland comprehends many well-known names.

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