Indiana
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Definition
- Proper noun:
- A state in the Midwestern United States: A U.S. state admitted to the Union in 1816, known as the "Hoosier State." Its capital is Indianapolis.
- A United States pop artist (born 1928): The professional name of the American artist Robert Indiana, famous for his bold, iconic works incorporating words and numbers, such as the "LOVE" sculpture.
Usage Examples
- Proper noun (State):
- Indianapolis is the capital of Indiana.
- They drove through Indiana on their way to Chicago.
- Proper noun (Artist):
- The museum acquired a famous print by Indiana.
- Indiana's "LOVE" image became an international symbol.
Advanced Usage
- "Hoosier State": A common nickname for the state of Indiana.
- Indiana, the Hoosier State, has a rich basketball tradition.
- Used attributively to describe something originating from or related to the state.
- The Indiana Dunes are a popular national park.
- She studied Indiana history.
Variants and Related Words
- Hoosier (noun): A native or resident of the state of Indiana.
- He is a proud Hoosier.
- Indianan (noun): Alternative term for a resident of Indiana.
- The Indianan voted in the primary election.
Synonyms
- The Hoosier State: (Nickname for the state)
- Robert Indiana: (Birth name of the artist)
Related Phrases
- Crossroads of America: A motto and common description for Indiana due to its central location and many major highways.
- Indiana's license plates bear the slogan "Crossroads of America."
Noun
- United States pop artist (born 1928)
- a state in midwestern United States