milieu (Meaning)

Wordnet

milieu (n)

the environmental condition

Webster

Environment.

The artist immersed herself in the bustling milieu of the city, drawing inspiration from its vibrant street life.
The research team conducted a study on the impact of socioeconomic factors on the health of urban milieus.
The secluded monastery provided a stark contrast to the chaotic milieu of the metropolis beyond its walls.
The hospital was a complex milieu where patients, doctors, and nurses interacted in a delicate balance of care and uncertainty.
The university's diverse student body created a stimulating intellectual milieu that fostered critical thinking and open exchange of ideas.
The neighborhood had a close-knit milieu where residents took pride in their community spirit and looked out for one another.
The music festival transformed the park into a vibrant milieu where melodies and rhythms intertwined in a symphony of sound.
The conference brought together experts from various fields, creating a cross-disciplinary milieu where ideas and perspectives converged.
The hustle and bustle of the market created a lively milieu where vendors' cries mixed with the chatter of shoppers.
The peaceful garden offered a serene milieu for contemplation and reflection, far removed from the noise and distractions of daily life.

the environmental conditionEnvironment.

context, environs, surroundings, surround, atmosphere,environment, climate, clime, location, terrain

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The artist immersed herself in the bustling milieu of the city, drawing inspiration from its vibrant street life.

The research team conducted a study on the impact of socioeconomic factors on the health of urban milieus.

The secluded monastery provided a stark contrast to the chaotic milieu of the metropolis beyond its walls.

The hospital was a complex milieu where patients, doctors, and nurses interacted in a delicate balance of care and uncertainty.