agrarian

Modifies a noun

• reform: The nature of a system determines the nature of the agrarian reform, not vise versa.
• capitalism: It managed to combine putting itself at the service of agrarian capitalism with retaining its social power over the masses.
• unrest: This was the cause of the agrarian unrest among the rural population.
• revolt: What was critical in the case of agrarian revolts was much more usually the land itself.
• revolution: The agrarian revolution, which has taken place in Western Europe, still has to take place in the East.
• economy: This is already affecting the agrarian economy of the region.

Modifying Another Word

• predominantly: Sections of the Armenian population were differentiated from the predominantly agrarian, peasant population of Ottoman Turkey by economic position.
• largely: That is the conclusion of an analysis of household survey data from Nepal, a largely agrarian society with a sparse road network.
• essentially: The essentially agrarian economy of the District is symbolized by the sheaves of wheat.
• primarily: Prior to 1959, the Cuban economy was underdeveloped and primarily agrarian in character.
• mainly: There are a total 460 ' thanas ' or sub-districts in this mainly agrarian country.
• just: The so-called Rockite movement was more than just agrarian unrest.