urbiculture
- noun
- /ˈɜrbɪˌkʌltʃər/
- Specialized
- The concept of urbiculture is gaining popularity in modern cities.
Examples
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Efforts to improve urbiculture often focus on public spaces and local arts.
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Strong urbiculture can help create a sense of belonging among city residents.
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The city launched new festivals to promote urbiculture and bring communities together.
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Many cities are focusing on urbiculture to enhance community engagement.
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Urbiculture focuses on enhancing community ties through various urban cultural projects.
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The concept of urbiculture emphasizes the importance of social life in city planning.
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Many cities are investing in urbiculture to improve the civic character of their neighborhoods.
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Etymology
Urbiculture combines urb- meaning 'city' and culture meaning 'people\'s way of life', so think of it as growing the social life and arts of a city. That's why urbiculture means the development of city culture and community feeling.