"Winnipegers" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Winnipegers" Meaning

People from Winnipeg, the largest city in the Canadian province of Manitoba.

"Winnipegers" Examples

5 Usage Examples for "Winnipegers"

Adjective Usage:

The majority of Winnipegers showed their support for the local hockey team by buying jerseys and attending games.
Originally from Winnipeg, Winnipegers struggled to adjust to the climate in Toronto when they moved for work.
Winnipegers were known for their resilience in the face of extreme cold temperatures and wind.

Collective Noun Usage:

A group of Winnipegers traveled to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto for a memorable outing.
The tourists spent hours browsing the shops and restaurants in downtown Winnipeg, amid people of all nationalities, including many Winnipegers.

Collective Noun / Plural Form Usage:

Winnipeggers and Toronto fans got along famously at the neutral hockey game venue.
As tourists from out-of-town, most onlookers viewed the arena setup at the hockey stadium with rapt attention, along with Winnipegers.

Noun Format 1. All Winnipeggers should cheer for the Manitoba Bisons during state-run hockey matches, despite personal biases.

Noun Format 2.

Winnipegers marched together in various protestrallies, opposed to national security law implementation in their country.