Definition of antebellum in English:

antebellum

adjective ˌantɪˈbɛləmˌæn(t)iˈbɛləm

attributive Occurring or existing before a particular war, especially the US Civil War.
the conventions of the antebellum South
Example sentencesExamples
- South Carolina is a state of palm trees, antebellum homes and genuine Southern charm.
- The town's older buildings have gradually disappeared, but some physical reminders of the antebellum era remain.
- History buffs will want to visit the restored antebellum plantation house located to the north-east of Bradenton.
- The authors assert that the tariff was a crucial, if not the main, economic source of divisiveness during the antebellum era.
- We had heirloom roses growing in our backyard that locals said had been planted during the antebellum days.
- The antebellum South was famous for its militarism.
- The antebellum Southeast was without electricity, recorded music, television, movies, or radio.
- The slave narrative is the best single source we have for the lived experience of bondage in the antebellum period.
- The antebellum decades were not all that terrific either.
- It's interesting to me, Valerie, that you would choose to write about the antebellum slavery era.
- Parallels to antebellum America have been made repeatedly.
- It may be that this story is unique to Louisiana in the late antebellum period, but this would hardly lessen the volume's significance.
- In colonial and antebellum America, slaves could buy their freedom, but only with the acquiescence of their masters.
- During the last decades of the antebellum period, indeed, nearly half of Virginia's white migrants moved north.
- How democratic was the Democratic Party in the South during the antebellum and Civil War periods?
- Houses from the nineteenth century are similar to antebellum architecture of the American South, with verandas and classical columns.
- The antebellum South was a society founded on the traditional family of husband, wife, and children.
- His research explores the question of economic development within the slave economies of the antebellum American South.
- In many respects it bears almost no relation to the type of state-sanctioned endemic slavery that existed in Ancient Rome and the antebellum American South.
- The residents who profited most from Virginia's antebellum society, however, fought the hardest to maintain it.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin, from ante 'before' and bellum 'war'.

Rhymes

cerebellum, elm, helm, overwhelm, pelham, realm, underwhelm, vellum

Definition of antebellum in US English:

antebellum

adjectiveˌæn(t)iˈbɛləmˌan(t)ēˈbeləm

attributive Occurring or existing before a particular war, especially the American Civil War.
the conventions of the antebellum South
Example sentencesExamples
- The town's older buildings have gradually disappeared, but some physical reminders of the antebellum era remain.
- During the last decades of the antebellum period, indeed, nearly half of Virginia's white migrants moved north.
- We had heirloom roses growing in our backyard that locals said had been planted during the antebellum days.
- History buffs will want to visit the restored antebellum plantation house located to the north-east of Bradenton.
- Houses from the nineteenth century are similar to antebellum architecture of the American South, with verandas and classical columns.
- The authors assert that the tariff was a crucial, if not the main, economic source of divisiveness during the antebellum era.
- The slave narrative is the best single source we have for the lived experience of bondage in the antebellum period.
- Parallels to antebellum America have been made repeatedly.
- It may be that this story is unique to Louisiana in the late antebellum period, but this would hardly lessen the volume's significance.
- South Carolina is a state of palm trees, antebellum homes and genuine Southern charm.
- The antebellum Southeast was without electricity, recorded music, television, movies, or radio.
- The antebellum decades were not all that terrific either.
- In colonial and antebellum America, slaves could buy their freedom, but only with the acquiescence of their masters.
- His research explores the question of economic development within the slave economies of the antebellum American South.
- The antebellum South was a society founded on the traditional family of husband, wife, and children.
- In many respects it bears almost no relation to the type of state-sanctioned endemic slavery that existed in Ancient Rome and the antebellum American South.
- The antebellum South was famous for its militarism.
- The residents who profited most from Virginia's antebellum society, however, fought the hardest to maintain it.
- It's interesting to me, Valerie, that you would choose to write about the antebellum slavery era.
- How democratic was the Democratic Party in the South during the antebellum and Civil War periods?

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin, from ante ‘before’ and bellum ‘war’.

单词	antebellum
释义	Definition of antebellum in English: antebellum adjective ˌantɪˈbɛləmˌæn(t)iˈbɛləm attributive Occurring or existing before a particular war, especially the US Civil War. the conventions of the antebellum South Example sentencesExamples South Carolina is a state of palm trees, antebellum homes and genuine Southern charm. The town's older buildings have gradually disappeared, but some physical reminders of the antebellum era remain. History buffs will want to visit the restored antebellum plantation house located to the north-east of Bradenton. The authors assert that the tariff was a crucial, if not the main, economic source of divisiveness during the antebellum era. We had heirloom roses growing in our backyard that locals said had been planted during the antebellum days. The antebellum South was famous for its militarism. The antebellum Southeast was without electricity, recorded music, television, movies, or radio. The slave narrative is the best single source we have for the lived experience of bondage in the antebellum period. The antebellum decades were not all that terrific either. It's interesting to me, Valerie, that you would choose to write about the antebellum slavery era. Parallels to antebellum America have been made repeatedly. It may be that this story is unique to Louisiana in the late antebellum period, but this would hardly lessen the volume's significance. In colonial and antebellum America, slaves could buy their freedom, but only with the acquiescence of their masters. During the last decades of the antebellum period, indeed, nearly half of Virginia's white migrants moved north. How democratic was the Democratic Party in the South during the antebellum and Civil War periods? Houses from the nineteenth century are similar to antebellum architecture of the American South, with verandas and classical columns. The antebellum South was a society founded on the traditional family of husband, wife, and children. His research explores the question of economic development within the slave economies of the antebellum American South. In many respects it bears almost no relation to the type of state-sanctioned endemic slavery that existed in Ancient Rome and the antebellum American South. The residents who profited most from Virginia's antebellum society, however, fought the hardest to maintain it. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, from ante 'before' and bellum 'war'. Rhymes cerebellum, elm, helm, overwhelm, pelham, realm, underwhelm, vellum Definition of antebellum in US English: antebellum adjectiveˌæn(t)iˈbɛləmˌan(t)ēˈbeləm attributive Occurring or existing before a particular war, especially the American Civil War. the conventions of the antebellum South Example sentencesExamples The town's older buildings have gradually disappeared, but some physical reminders of the antebellum era remain. During the last decades of the antebellum period, indeed, nearly half of Virginia's white migrants moved north. We had heirloom roses growing in our backyard that locals said had been planted during the antebellum days. History buffs will want to visit the restored antebellum plantation house located to the north-east of Bradenton. Houses from the nineteenth century are similar to antebellum architecture of the American South, with verandas and classical columns. The authors assert that the tariff was a crucial, if not the main, economic source of divisiveness during the antebellum era. The slave narrative is the best single source we have for the lived experience of bondage in the antebellum period. Parallels to antebellum America have been made repeatedly. It may be that this story is unique to Louisiana in the late antebellum period, but this would hardly lessen the volume's significance. South Carolina is a state of palm trees, antebellum homes and genuine Southern charm. The antebellum Southeast was without electricity, recorded music, television, movies, or radio. The antebellum decades were not all that terrific either. In colonial and antebellum America, slaves could buy their freedom, but only with the acquiescence of their masters. His research explores the question of economic development within the slave economies of the antebellum American South. The antebellum South was a society founded on the traditional family of husband, wife, and children. In many respects it bears almost no relation to the type of state-sanctioned endemic slavery that existed in Ancient Rome and the antebellum American South. The antebellum South was famous for its militarism. The residents who profited most from Virginia's antebellum society, however, fought the hardest to maintain it. It's interesting to me, Valerie, that you would choose to write about the antebellum slavery era. How democratic was the Democratic Party in the South during the antebellum and Civil War periods? Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, from ante ‘before’ and bellum ‘war’.
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