urban
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2.5
- adjective
- /ˈɜr.bən/
:
urbano
- It's nice to get away from the urban sprawl.
- urban and rural
- urban schools
- urban areas
Who would survive longer in an urban area zombie apocalypse?
- Who would survive longer in an urban area zombie apocalypse?
- How do I find quiet living in chaotic urban surroundings?
- And, and then I went to work with the urban poor because of that value.
- Their base was a group of urban people, urban voters, and suburban voters.
- Like we limited to urban AC and that's it.
- One of which was urban, which we know what that means.
- We're going to smash those streets up with our urban realness.
Examples
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First, replication of this study in larger urban areas may yield different findings.
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The urban landscape was filled with tall buildings and bustling streets.
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And are we going to become a more urban society given that?
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And, and then I went to work with the urban poor because of that value.
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For example, both our case studies were set in large, urban areas with many students affected by poverty.
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So we're going to stick to urban lifestyle.
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So I will always write about urban environments.
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All participants were students in the public urban high school where the first author was employed.
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It's not unlike a lot of other urban places that I've been.
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This blueprint was prepared by a group of urban planners and researchers.
Synonyms
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4.1
Like a city with busy streets and tall buildings
Antonyms
Compounds
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4.3
A story many people believe that is probably not true, often about scary or strange events
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3.7
A United States government department that creates and runs programs to help people find affordable homes
- Specialized
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3.6
Clearing and rebuilding old parts of a city to improve housing and services
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3.9
Designing and arranging buildings, roads, and public spaces in cities and towns
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3.7
A part of the United States government that runs housing and city programs for people
- Specialized
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The unplanned spread of a city into nearby countryside that makes houses and shops far apart
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5.0
The head of the United States government department for housing and cities
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A person who fights in cities using surprise attacks and damaging property while hiding among people
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The buildings, streets, and people that make a city's character and layout
- Slur
A person in a city others call a left-wing activist and accuse of helping violent rebels
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An illness spread by infected fleas that causes fever, chills, muscle aches, and a rash
How Urban
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word urban comes from the old Latin word urbs meaning 'city'. You can see the same root in suburb, where sub- means 'near', so urban means 'of the city' and not 'rural'.