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Meanings of suburb in English
Residential or mixed use area, either existing as part of a city or urban area or as a separate area.
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Examples for "suburbia"
Examples for "suburbia"
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The gentle delights of suburbia come into their own in this weather.
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It is one of the beauties of suburbia that produces lovely fruit.
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In this cycle, race-based appeals energize communities of color and repel suburbia.
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With Big Love it moves to suburbia as a mere alternative lifestyle.
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My name is Ellen Dunham-Jones and I study how to retrofit suburbia.
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All subjects positive for anti-TOSV IgM were resident in the suburban area.
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The suburban area was immensely increased by the rapid spread of motoring.
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I have recently gone sale agreed on a small bungalow in a suburban area.
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The suburban area suffered from both under- and overnutrition problems.
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In a suburban area of Shaoxing, enthusiasts compete in categories that range from Mr.
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Three urban district councils with nine seats each at Kells, Navan and Trim.
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ALDERSHOT, an urban district in the Basingstoke parliamentary division of Hampshire, England, 34 m. S.W.
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ABERCARN, an urban district in the southern parliamentary division of Monmouthshire, England, 10 m. N.W.
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ABERTILLERY, an urban district in the western parliamentary division of Monmouthshire, England, 16 m. N.W.
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He felt sure that in an urban district of two million people others must be left alive.
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The three bombs landed in a residential suburb of the capital.
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I live in a quiet, residential suburb directly opposite a pub.
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Ballyhaine is a residential suburb, entirely built over with villas of the better kind.
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The residential suburb of Paget lies across the little harbor from the city of Hamilton.
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Although Haslemere today is mainly a thriving residential suburb, it has long had a strong artistic tradition.
Usage of suburb in English
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They said they had been investigating other similar cases in the suburb.
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Question: I grew up in living in a relatively middle-class city suburb.
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Police said Crawford was known to visit the Napier suburb of Maraenui.
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But at least the tracks the suburb left were easy to follow.
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That came after a suspected Israeli drone attack in a Beirut suburb.
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The incident took place in the Cape Town suburb on Monday morning.
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It is far from the stereotypical image of a run-down city suburb.
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This is the latest gang-related incident in the suburb in recent months.
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Topics included: Māori occupation of Berhampore and development of the suburb 1840-present.
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He stopped in one of the first houses of the Dorogomilow suburb.
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The proposal attracted considerable local opposition from residents of the leafy suburb.
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Shaw had held the position in the St. Louis suburb since 2007.
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The suburb of Linden is also home to many small service-oriented businesses.
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The house is situated in the suburb of Vienna known as Gumpendorf.
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This was once a nice house in a nice suburb of Detroit.
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Police have now established two crime scenes in the suburb of Kingston.
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