Cincinnati
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- proper noun
- /ˌsɪn.sɪˈnæ.ti/
- I traveled to Cincinnati, where I enjoyed visiting the city's famous zoo.
- Cincinnati, Ohio
- Cincinnati, OH
- University of Cincinnati
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- Hi, my name is Kaya I'm from Cincinnati, OH.
- But then I stopped in Cincinnati to visit my grandma on the way back.
- So my mom and my dad got married and moved to Cincinnati, OH from Pound, Virginia.
- And instead of funding roads and schools in in Cincinnati, we're funding them in Dublin.
- So I go from, you know, San Bernardino back to Cincinnati.
- This evening Trump held a rally in Cincinnati.
- Hey, Theo, this is Tyler from Cincinnati.
- And So what I did, I hired an outside process server from Cincinnati.
- Do you want your cash to be given to a teenager named Milo in Cincinnati?
- They were banned from Russians and Belarusians, I think were banned from Wimbledon, but aren't from the Cincinnati Open in Ohio at the moment.
- Used to go to the beach whenever we went to the beach, which is not in Cincinnati, of course.
- He's funnier than that dude in Cincinnati call back from earlier.
- They sent me to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in Cleveland.
Examples
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And so I leased the whole floor of a downtown office building in Cincinnati, OH.
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Does your father say when he's coming back to Cincinnati?
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The next day, my husband and I board a plane for Cincinnati, my new home.
Fiction book (2002) -
But then I stopped in Cincinnati to visit my grandma on the way back.
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In Cincinnati, there was a great mob influence.
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So my mom and my dad got married and moved to Cincinnati, OH from Pound, Virginia.
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Two days after my arrival from Cincinnati, I still had my days and nights mixed up.
Fiction book (1995) -
Dorothy A. Brown is an associate professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.
Academic text (1995) -
Hi, my name is Kaya I'm from Cincinnati, OH.
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Another example is the Cincinnati School for the Performing Arts for grades 4-12.
Academic text (1992)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cincinnati comes from Cincinnatus, a famous Roman farmer who left his fields to lead his city in a time of danger and then quietly returned to his farm. After the American Revolution, a group of veterans called the Society of the Cincinnati named the town to honour that story, so the name stands for serving your country and then going back to ordinary life.