Deep-south definition

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A region of the southeast United States, usually comprising the states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina.
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(place) That area of the U.S. regarded as most typically Southern and conservative, especially the southernmost parts of Ga., Ala., Miss., and La.
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Deep-south Sentence Examples

  • In the deep south they were vilified as " outside agitators ", as tho they had no business to be there.

  • Teetering on the tacky side, this theme bar would be more at home in Disneyland than in the deep south.

  • The Mississippi Queen cruises the Mississippi River during the warmer months of the year, offering travelers a different way to experience the Deep South and the Heartland states.

  • For gardeners in the deep south or zones 8 through 11, there may even be a winter season.

  • In the UK, the band is seen as ultra cool and hip and as embodying some kind of mysterious Deep South gothic persona - Deliverance in drain pipe jeans and thrift shop cool t-shirts.

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