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Meanings of neighborhood in English
Geographically localised community within a larger city, town or suburb.
Usage of neighborhood in English
1
Some of the protected walls in the neighborhood retain hieroglyphics in abundance.
2
It didn't take me long to get used to our new neighborhood.
3
She didn't know the neighborhood also had alarming rates of lead poisoning.
4
I was enchanted; there was much--inthe neighborhood where I gathered it.
5
The cases were individually matched to neighborhood referents for gender and age.
6
The killings occurred at the victims' homes in an upscale Alexandria neighborhood.
7
The evening closed as the count arrived in the neighborhood of Moclin.
8
He did not mingle in the happy social parties of his neighborhood.
9
The trouble began with some of the older boys in the neighborhood.
10
A cumulative risk index was created reflecting caregiver, family, and neighborhood risks.
11
Today, he is under house arrest in an upmarket neighborhood of Asuncion.
12
The new government seized the man's home, in a wealthy Tehran neighborhood.
13
But Jamestown and the plantations in its neighborhood were warned in time.
14
It was not clear if the neighborhood was Ullah's most recent address.
15
All the boys at the watchworks, all the fellows in the neighborhood-gone
16
On the other side stood the poor affordable haven in the neighborhood.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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