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Meanings of exurbia in English

Small community situated beyond the suburbs of a city.

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Examples for "exurbs"
Examples for "exurbs"
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Whatever the Spirit decides, the ramifications will go far beyond the DC exurbs.
The Guardian
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Maybe that will quell people's desire for a six-bedroom McMansion out in the exurbs.
Wired
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But that convenience could increase emigration from California's urban centers to the exurbs and beyond.
Wired
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He said Trump was unpopular in the fastest-growing parts of the state - the suburbs and exurbs.
Reuters
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Ironically, some retailers have found in today's exurbs fertile ground for growing their businesses in another way.
Wired
1
The service was in a soulless crematorium, in another exurb of Phoenix.
The marks of cain
2
Rural, urban, suburb, or exurb?
Brains: a zombie memoir
3
Wasilla, Alaska, is an exurb; nearly one-third of its 6,000 people commute to Anchorage for work.
The Guardian
4
Whatever the Spirit decides, the ramifications will go far beyond the DC exurbs.
The Guardian
5
Maybe that will quell people's desire for a six-bedroom McMansion out in the exurbs.
Wired
Usage of exurbia in English
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You can't trace a precisely parallel line charting Best Buy's decline alongside exurbia's economic cratering.
Wired
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Then, in the gap which appears between the suburbs and the trees, you'll hit exurbia.
The Irish Times
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A mostly crap scrap of the neither-here-nor-there London exurbia is the subject of Nick Papadimitriou's wonder Scarp.
The Guardian
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He spent most of his 10 years in America in Shelton, Connecticut, a slice of exurbia 15 minutes north of Bridgeport.
The Guardian
Frequent collocations
Exurbia through the time