Denver
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1.3
- proper noun
- /ˈdɛnvər/
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Denver
- Hey, Josh and Ryan, this is Ethan from Denver, Co.
- Denver, Colorado
- Denver, CO
- University of Denver
I didn't work for the Denver Nuggets until last year.
- I didn't work for the Denver Nuggets until last year.
- And we are in, I think the Denver airport, which is a big airport.
- These are postmarked from Denver, Co who goes by GI.
- My favorite sports team is the Denver Lemons.
- I think it does work better in Denver or, you know, Vermont right now.
- Shit, also have Whitney Cummings on my flight from Denver to LGA.
- And then I stayed on for two more years in Denver with John Fox.
- But when we were in the Denver airport, we had a layover.
- You know, a healthy person maybe from Denver or from one of those CrossFit groups.
- And so I'm like, OK, that's from approximately Denver to San Francisco.
- We stopped for a day in Colorado, Denver, visited some friends.
- If you live in Denver, you're doubling that.
Examples
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Before Andrew, Grace, and I moved to Denver, we lived in Berkeley, where Andrew lives now.
Fiction book (1990) -
I am from Denver, Co born and raised.
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I was with this business out of Denver for nine years.
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Josh is out in Denver for the All Star game.
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The spring board meeting in Colorado has us arriving in Denver in the early afternoon on Thursday.
Academic text (2008) -
I graduated from the University of Denver in 1938, having had my junior and senior years here.
Academic text (1992) -
Hi, Rich and Adam, this is Bev from Denver, Co.
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Hi, my name is Stephanie, I'm in Denver, Co.
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The woman filed the lawsuit in federal court in Denver on Wednesday against head coach Mike MacIntyre.
Academic text (2017) -
I am from Denver, Colorado, where the mountains meet the city.
Synonyms
A common name for Denver, the capital of Colorado, because it is about one mile above sea level
Surface Forms
Etymology
Denver comes from the last name of James W. Denver, a 19th-century American politician, because the town's founder named the new town for him when it began. So, the city still carries his name today.