Upstate ( adjective , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Upstate ( adjective )

1. Relating to or located in the northern part of a state, especially in the United States.
2. In or to the rural or less populated areas of a state.
3. Pertaining to a region away from the urban center or metropolitan area of a state.

Origin:

From up + state, coined in reference to the northern part of a u.s. state.

Examples:

1. They decided to move from the city to an upstate town for a quieter lifestyle.
2. The upstate region is known for its picturesque landscapes and charming small towns.
3. The upstate economy relies heavily on agriculture and tourism.
4. Many New Yorkers enjoy weekend getaways to upstate New York.
5. The upstate university offers a wide range of programs and research opportunities.

(As an adverb)

Upstate ( adverb )

1. Relating to or located in the northern part of a state, especially in the United States.
2. In or to the rural or less populated areas of a state.
3. Pertaining to a region away from the urban center or metropolitan area of a state.

Origin:

From up + state, coined in reference to the northern part of a u.s. state.

Examples:

1. They decided to move from the city to an upstate town for a quieter lifestyle.
2. The upstate region is known for its picturesque landscapes and charming small towns.
3. The upstate economy relies heavily on agriculture and tourism.
4. Many New Yorkers enjoy weekend getaways to upstate New York.
5. The upstate university offers a wide range of programs and research opportunities.