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country
campagna
country [Brit ˈkʌntri, Am ˈkəntri] N
1. country (nation, people):
country
country
to go to the country Brit POL
2. country (native land):
country
to die for one's country
the old country
3. country (out of town):
country, also countryside
across country
in the country
open country
open country before n person, road, life
open country scene
4. country (area):
country
country
fishing, walking country
cattle country
Brontë country
cowboy country
5. country:
country, also country music
country, also country music
country, also country music before n music, singer
it's a free country!
it's my line of country
country park [ˌkʌntrɪˈpɑːk] N
country park
old country [Brit, Am oʊld ˈkəntri] N
old country
country seat [Brit, Am ˈkəntri sit] N
country seat
country party [ˈkʌntrɪˌpɑːtɪ] N
country party
mother country [Brit, Am ˈˌməðər ˈˌkəntri] N
mother country
country music [Brit, Am ˌkəntri ˈmjuzɪk] N
country music
country cousin [Brit, Am ˈkəntri ˈkəzən] N pej or hum
country cousin
country-bred [ˈkʌntrɪbred] ADJ
country-bred
country bumpkin [ˌkʌntrɪˈbʌmpkɪn] N pej
country bumpkin
country bumpkin
I. country [ˈkʌn·tri] N
1. country (rural area):
country
2. country <-ies>:
country (political unit)
country (native land)
3. country (area of land):
country
4. country MUS:
country
II. country [ˈkʌn·tri] ADJ
1. country (rural):
country
2. country MUS:
country music
country road N
country road
country folk N + pl vb
country folk
country club N
country club
nonmember country <-ies> [ˌnɑ:n·ˈmem·bɚ ˈkʌn·tri] N POL
nonmember country
host country <-ies> N
host country
country house N
country house
country music N
country music
country-dance N
country-dance
mother country N
mother country
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This sparked the new traditionalist movement, or return to traditional country music.
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With the failure of country music to attract an audience, another format change was made.
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The music format changed to country music by 1984.
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The tour grossed $60.5 million, making it the highest grossing country music tour up until that time (since superseded by several artists).
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For example, popular music would encompass blues, jazz, country music, easy listening, hip hop, rock music, and several other genres.
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