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ruralist 

1. To describe people from non-urban (i.e. major cities) with a negative connotation.
2. To show elitism toward those who grew up in suburban and farm sociotypes.
3. verb: Ruralism
1. "There is no need too be a ruralist, Evanston is just outside Chicago."
2. "Teen Mom makes me feel like a ruralist because they never show any city kids."
3. "Your ruralism makes you think that all suburbs are perfect and the city is so hardcore and real"
ruralist by JenLeebby January 26, 2013
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ruralite 

Person who insists that they live in "the country" even thought they really just live in the suburbs or a satellite city. Usually in gated communities filled with 1/2 million dollar homes stacked right on top of one another. They typically drive the largest SUV's and behave the most obnoxiously on their cell phones.
They also harbor great disdain for the "inner-city" and it's "inner-city folks" because everybody knows that's where all the liberals, queers, criminals, and minorities live.
(Not to be confused with true country folks who do not possess the big house, SUV, or inflated sense of self worth)
Better leave work early if you want to beat the stampeed of ruralites on their way back out into the 'wilderness'.
ruralite by Ripley2 October 17, 2006
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Rudalistic 

A realistic view presented in a manner that is perceived as rude by the recipient or others.
"I was being rudalistic when I told Bobbi she will not make it as a trumpet player because she simply stinks at practicing!"

rude realistic
Rudalistic by thetempoman April 12, 2013

Rurality Show 

A media production based on rural life. Small town, country, rural media.
A Rurality Show based on a family of Chicken farmers. Or a Rurality Show about a family in the FFA show circuit.
Rurality Show by anonymous December 6, 2023
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