suburbanise (Meaning)
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suburbanise (v)
take on suburban character
make suburban in character
Synonyms & Antonyms of suburbanise
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suburbanise Sentence Examples
- The burgeoning city rapidly suburbanised, transforming its outskirts into a sprawling metropolis.
- The government's plan to suburbanise the area aimed to alleviate urban overcrowding and create new living spaces.
- Developers sought to capitalise on the suburbanisation trend by constructing vast housing estates on the city's fringe.
- The suburbanisation process fragmented the landscape, creating clear boundaries between urban and rural areas.
- The influx of families to the suburbs fostered the growth of new schools, shopping centers, and community facilities.
- Suburbanisation led to increased commuting times for residents, who often had to travel long distances to reach employment or amenities.
- The suburbanisation of the region altered its social and demographic makeup, creating more homogenous communities.
- Critics argued that suburbanisation contributed to urban sprawl and environmental degradation.
- Planners endeavoured to create sustainable suburban communities through compact design and mixed-use developments.
- The rise of telecommuting and remote work has somewhat reversed suburbanisation, with people choosing to live in urban areas again.
FAQs About the word suburbanise
take on suburban character, make suburban in character
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The burgeoning city rapidly suburbanised, transforming its outskirts into a sprawling metropolis.
The government's plan to suburbanise the area aimed to alleviate urban overcrowding and create new living spaces.
Developers sought to capitalise on the suburbanisation trend by constructing vast housing estates on the city's fringe.
The suburbanisation process fragmented the landscape, creating clear boundaries between urban and rural areas.
