enclaves (Meaning)
enclaves
a distinct territorial, cultural, or social unit enclosed within or as if within foreign territory, a distinct territorial, cultural, or social group within a foreign region or community, something enclosed in an organ or tissue but not a continuous part of it
Synonyms & Antonyms of enclaves
enclaves Sentence Examples
- The peaceful enclave of the countryside provided a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
- The wealthy enclave on the coast was home to lavish mansions and exclusive clubs.
- The small enclave of immigrants created a vibrant and diverse neighborhood within the larger city.
- The historic enclave of the city center preserved centuries-old buildings and cobblestone streets.
- The remote enclave deep in the mountains was only accessible by a treacherous hiking trail.
- The isolated enclave of the island nation maintained its own unique customs and traditions.
- The enclave of artists in the loft district became a hub of creativity and inspiration.
- The religious enclave on the hilltop offered a haven of spirituality and contemplation.
- The secluded enclave of the forest was a sanctuary for wildlife and nature enthusiasts.
- The cultural enclave in the city hosted festivals and celebrations that showcased its distinct heritage.
FAQs About the word enclaves
a distinct territorial, cultural, or social unit enclosed within or as if within foreign territory, a distinct territorial, cultural, or social group within a f
quarters, ghettoes, neighborhoods, ghettos,districts, zones, regions, parts, hoods, departments
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The peaceful enclave of the countryside provided a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The wealthy enclave on the coast was home to lavish mansions and exclusive clubs.
The small enclave of immigrants created a vibrant and diverse neighborhood within the larger city.
The historic enclave of the city center preserved centuries-old buildings and cobblestone streets.
