Usage of "exurbia" | TermGallery

Small community situated beyond the suburbs of a city.

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Examples for "exurbs"

Examples for "exurbs"

Whatever the Spirit decides, the ramifications will go far beyond the DC exurbs. 
 The Guardian 

Maybe that will quell people's desire for a six-bedroom McMansion out in the exurbs. 
 Wired 

But that convenience could increase emigration from California's urban centers to the exurbs and beyond. 
 Wired 

He said Trump was unpopular in the fastest-growing parts of the state - the suburbs and exurbs. 
 Reuters 

Ironically, some retailers have found in today's exurbs fertile ground for growing their businesses in another way. 
 Wired 

The service was in a soulless crematorium, in another exurb of Phoenix. 
 The marks of cain 

Rural, urban, suburb, or exurb? 
 Brains: a zombie memoir 

Wasilla, Alaska, is an exurb; nearly one-third of its 6,000 people commute to Anchorage for work. 
 The Guardian 

Whatever the Spirit decides, the ramifications will go far beyond the DC exurbs. 
 The Guardian 

Maybe that will quell people's desire for a six-bedroom McMansion out in the exurbs. 
 Wired 

Ús de exurbia en anglès

You can't trace a precisely parallel line charting Best Buy's decline alongside exurbia's economic cratering. 
 Wired 

Then, in the gap which appears between the suburbs and the trees, you'll hit exurbia. 
 The Irish Times 

A mostly crap scrap of the neither-here-nor-there London exurbia is the subject of Nick Papadimitriou's wonder Scarp. 
 The Guardian 

He spent most of his 10 years in America in Shelton, Connecticut, a slice of exurbia 15 minutes north of Bridgeport. 
 The Guardian 

Col·locacions frequents

Exurbia a través del temps

Significats de exurbia en anglès