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commuterdom

commuterdom noun: the people, infrastructure, and activities associated with commuting.

Noun

commuterdom

  1. The people, infrastructure, and activities associated with commuting.
    • It still runs across the chalk hump from north-east to south-west, from Leatherhead to Guildford, but now it's the A246, a prosaic enough name for what is now a prosaic enough artery that has done its part to bring commuterdom to the old villages of the northern edge of the chalk, where a narrow...1971, Derek William Pitt, M. B. Shaw, Surrey villages, page 54
    • In fact, the importance of this line, built in an arc from Broad Street at the eastern end of the city, via Hampstead and Finchley , to Richmond, lies in the creation of commuterdom.1984, Jonathan Kiek, Everybody's historic London: a history and guide, →ISBN, page 153

Origin of commuterdom

From commuter + -dom.

Questions about commuterdom

What does commuterdom mean?
Commuterdom means the people, infrastructure, and activities associated with commuting.
What part of speech is commuterdom?
Commuterdom is a noun.

Words near commuterdom in the dictionary

  1. commuter marriage
  2. commuter marriages
  3. commuter rail
  4. commuter town
  5. commuter towns
  6. commuterdom
  7. commuterliner
  8. commuterliners
  9. commuters
  10. commutes
  11. commuting

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