Meanings
plural Oremites
- a native or resident of the city of Orem, Utah.
Oremite Agrees to Pay Fine
1991 February 19, “Oremite Agrees to Pay Fine”, in Deseret News3 more examples
The Oremite formerly had served as chairman of the Utah county commission in which he had a part for many years.
1937 August 4, “Gilman Takes Up New Duties”, in Provo Evening Herald, volume 52, number 19, page 6I was received, not as an Oremite, a BYU student, or a member of the LDS Church, nor a Utahn, but as an American.
1962 August 21, Wayne George, “Y show communicates in Orient in spite of difference in language”, in Daily Universe, volume 14, number 179, page 2One young Oremite raced to beat the clock, coming in at 11:59 p.m, she noted.
2004 January 2, Lori Buttars, “‘Happy New Year’ shout beats newborn’s cry by 10 seconds”, in The Salt Lake Tribune
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Oremite. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/Oremite
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