interurban (Meaning)
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interurban (a.)
Going between, or connecting, cities or towns; as, interurban electric railways.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interurban
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interurban Sentence Examples
- The interurban railway connected neighboring towns, facilitating easy and efficient transportation.
- Many cities in the early 20th century relied on interurban trolley systems for urban commuting.
- The decline of the interurban transportation network was attributed to the rise of personal automobiles.
- Interurban bus services became popular as a cost-effective means of connecting suburban areas.
- Urban planners consider the revival of interurban transit as a sustainable solution for modern cities.
- The interurban highway system played a crucial role in connecting rural communities to urban centers.
- The interurban train service provided a convenient alternative to crowded urban buses.
- Interurban electric railroads were a common sight in the early development of suburban areas.
- The expansion of the interurban transit system contributed to regional economic growth.
- Urbanization and increased demand for connectivity led to the widespread development of interurban infrastructure.
FAQs About the word interurban
Going between, or connecting, cities or towns; as, interurban electric railways.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The interurban railway connected neighboring towns, facilitating easy and efficient transportation.
Many cities in the early 20th century relied on interurban trolley systems for urban commuting.
The decline of the interurban transportation network was attributed to the rise of personal automobiles.
Interurban bus services became popular as a cost-effective means of connecting suburban areas.
