Of, relating to, or characteristic of the countryside; rural, rustic. Obsolete.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of the countryside (as opposed to the town); rural.

Without a city or cities; having no cities. Also: not having a city in which to live; not living in a city or cities.

Pertaining to the fields, rural.

gen. Of, relating to, or characteristic of the country as opposed to a town or city; situated or occurring in the country. Opposed to urban.

Of or relating to the countryside or country life; rural; = rustic, adj. 1a. Now rare.

Rural, rustic; spec. (in negative sense) uncouth, uncivilized, rough; (in positive sense) unsophisticated, simple. archaic and literary in later use.

Consisting of or relating to farms or lands; rural, agrarian. Now rare.

= champestre, adj.

Of or belonging to the countryside; rural, rustic. Hence in extended use: coarse, uncouth, rough; (also) simple, unsophisticated.

= agrestic, adj.

Rustic, countrified; robust, hardy. Cf. agrest, adj.

Characteristic of the country; of rustic form or make. rare.

Of scenery: rural; of the type seen in the country.

Belonging or relating to the country; rural. Cf. agrestic, adj.

In predicative use: rural, countrified, unsophisticated; (also) of or belonging to the landed gentry, or following the lifestyle or pursuits…

Of, relating to, belonging to, or living in the mofussil; remote, rural, provincial.

Agricultural; rural; cf. agrarian, adj. 3.

Lying or situated towards the land (as opposed to the sea); occasionally: belonging to the land.

Pertaining to country life; rural, rustic, countryfied. (Somewhat humorous.)

Associated with or suggestive of the country; rural. rare.