automobility
- noun
- /ˌɔːtəməˈbɪləti/
- Specialized
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automovilidad
- Urban planners study automobility to design safer and more efficient road systems.
Examples
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Heavy automobility during peak hours often leads to long delays on major highways.
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In many cities, automobility contributes to traffic congestion.
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The rise of automobility has transformed city layouts and daily commuting patterns.
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The concept of automobility is crucial in urban planning.
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Urban planners study automobility to understand how vehicles move in cities.
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Heavy automobility during rush hour creates significant traffic jams.
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The rise of automobility means more cars on the roads, affecting air quality.
Synonyms
884
1.0
The movement and flow of vehicles on roads
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1.0
Many cars moving on the roads at the same time
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3.2
The movement of cars and trucks on roads
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3.2
The movement of cars and trucks on roads in an area at one time
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2.7
A flow of cars moving on roads and streets
Antonyms
How Congested
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Automobility breaks down into auto- 'self' and mobility 'movement', the same idea behind automobile (car) and mobile (moving). That's why it can mean the movement or flow of motor vehicles on roads, in other words the traffic and how cars move.