city-like
- adjective
- /ˈsɪti-laɪk/
Examples
-
He might not have had the answers, but he did and does have a working city-like location as a lab to address the very issues that got put on hold.
Blog text (15) -
First is the city-like community east of Route 1, which is likely fairly blue, but west of Route 1 is West Peabody, very suburban, about 14,000 in population, which is probably red.
Blog text (6) -
It continues to have massive bread and butter industries that don't have a wide moat, but it also has many global city-like functions as well.
Blog text (2) -
The park offers a city-like atmosphere with its bustling crowds and vibrant street art.
-
Many of the new developments in the area promote a city-like lifestyle, encouraging walkability and communal spaces.
-
The city-like vibe of the downtown area attracts young professionals looking for a lively environment.
Synonyms
About a city or town rather than the countryside
A place that has more buildings, roads, and people like a city
Having the manners and style of a person from a city
Having the manners and dress of people from a city
Antonyms
How Urban
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
City-like is made from city and the ending -like, where -like means 'similar to' and is the same ending you see in childlike. So city-like describes something that has 'city' qualities like tall buildings, busy streets, or good public transport.