Oxonian:
(plural: ‘Oxonians‘; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
‘Oxford’ is the name of a place — a county town of Oxfordshire, in South East England, UK, and is about 55-62 miles (89-92 Km) from central London, where the Oxford University is situated. The Oxford University has a history of a thousand years, and is the second oldest surviving university in the world and the oldest in the English speaking world.
some Oxonians
a person who had or is having his/her education at Oxford University;
a native, inhabitant or resident of the city Oxford,
e.g.
Our English professor is an Oxonian; he did his Master of Literature degree in the famous Oxford University, England.
We met a couple of Oxonians at the bar last night. They were very friendly and told us all about how their forefathers settled in Oxford.
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