midwestern united states
Proper noun: - The north central region of the United States: A large geographical area in the central part of the United States, often characterized by its agricultural production and central location. It is sometimes referred to by the nicknames "the heartland" or "the breadbasket of America."
The term "Midwestern United States" is used to refer collectively to a group of states in the central northern part of the country. It is a formal geographical and cultural designation. - The economy of the Midwestern United States has a strong agricultural base. - Many classic American novels are set in the Midwestern United States.
- "the heartland": A metaphorical term emphasizing the region's perceived role as the central or most representative area of traditional American culture and values.
- Politicians often campaign in the heartland to connect with mainstream voters.
- "the breadbasket of America": A metaphorical term highlighting the region's immense productivity in growing grain and other staple crops.
- The drought significantly impacted the breadbasket of America, raising food prices nationwide.
- Midwest (proper noun): The common shortened form of "Midwestern United States."
- She moved from the East Coast to the Midwest.
- Midwestern (adjective): Of or relating to the Midwestern United States.
- He has a distinct Midwestern accent.
- North Central region: A more purely geographical descriptor.
- The American Midwest: A common synonymous phrase.
The specific states included in the Midwestern United States can vary slightly depending on context, but it consistently refers to the central northern interior region. It does not refer to the mountainous western states or the coastal regions.
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the north central region of the United States (sometimes called the heartland or the breadbasket of America)
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