Noun:

డీప్ చేజ్,

heartland's Usage Examples:

heartland, the statue is famous for its incised representations of Olmec supernaturals.

a reign of forty-five days—where he only had control over the Persian heartlands—he was assassinated in 424 BC by his half-brother Sogdianus, who in turn.

The Rimland's defining characteristic is that it is an intermediate region, lying between the heartland and the marginal sea powers.

astride the territory which Halford Mackinder called the geopolitical heartland, and it is the heir to one of the most potent imperial traditions.

as the playing standards increased, it also accepted teams from the "heartlands".

Frédéric was destroyed as French troops abandoned Lake Champlain to protect the Canadian heartland.

Alvarado then turned to head upriver into the Sierra Madre mountains towards the Kʼicheʼ heartlands, crossing the pass into the fertile valley of Quetzaltenango.

Additionally, the geographical factor plays a major role in the number of adherents, as the Ukrainian population tends to be more churchgoing in the western part of the country rather than in the UOC-MP's heartland in southern and eastern Ukraine.

Liberals" traditional heartland of northern Sydney, and as such was a comfortably safe Liberal seat, tending to have long-serving members throughout its.

DemographicsGreeks by state or territoryThe largest concentration of Greeks in Australia is in the state of Victoria, which is often regarded as the heartland of the Greek Australian community.

Thus he is declared heir to the vacant throne of the kingdom, became king Samuel and, together with at least 45 other pirates, some who served as his bodyguards, he conducted both piracy of ships stopping in the harbor and engaged in warfare with a neighboring Antanosy kingdom after claiming rule over the old heartland of the Zafiraminy.

the matches were shown live in the London Area only and no one in the heartlands could watch.

Synonyms:

region,

Antonyms:

outside, inside,