native son
Frequency: 6.87.5 per million words
a person born in a particular place, often used to express pride
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- The city proudly honored him as its most famous native son.
- He was celebrated as a native son of Philadelphia.
- He returned to his hometown, a true native son who had made good.
- The presidential candidate campaigned heavily in his home state, hoping to be seen as a true native son.
- Though he traveled far, he always remained a native son at heart.
- The city honored the renowned author, a native son, with a special literary award.
- The community celebrated the achievements of their native son.
- Many consider the legendary jazz musician to be the most famous native son of New Orleans.
- As a native son of the region, he understood its unique challenges.
- Despite his global fame, he always remained a humble native son of his small village.
- The former president was a beloved native son of the state.
- The local newspaper often features stories about successful individuals, especially a native son or daughter.
- They welcomed the renowned artist back, recognizing him as their native son.
- As a native son of the region, he felt a deep responsibility to protect its natural beauty.
- He was a native son who never forgot his roots.
- The governor, a native son of the state, addressed the crowd with pride.
- The play tells the story of a native son's journey to success.
- Will the community remember him as a native son who brought them glory?
- Even after decades away, he was still considered a native son of the village.
- The museum dedicated an entire exhibit to the accomplishments of its most distinguished native son.