neighborhoods Antonyms
Meaning of neighborhoods
neighborhoods
the people living near one another, a place or region near, the quality or state of being neighbors, a section lived in by neighbors and usually having distinguishing characteristics, the set (see set entry 2 sense 21) of all points belonging to a given set whose distances from a given point are less than a given positive (see positive entry 1 sense 4e) number, an approximate amount, extent, or degree, a number or amount near, a section lived in by people who consider themselves neighbors, neighborly relationship, a set that contains a neighborhood
neighborhoods Sentence Examples
- The city is divided into diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique character.
- The old neighborhoods near the center of town are characterized by charming brownstones and narrow streets.
- Gentrification has transformed some neighborhoods, bringing in new residents and businesses while displacing others.
- Neighborhoods on the outskirts of the city often offer larger homes and a more suburban feel.
- The neighborhood watch program has helped to reduce crime and foster a sense of community.
- Neighborhood festivals and events bring residents together and celebrate local culture.
- Community gardens in neighborhoods provide fresh produce and a place for people to connect with nature.
- Neighborhood libraries offer free books, computers, and programs for residents of all ages.
- Neighborhood schools play a vital role in educating and shaping young minds within their community.
- The neighborhood council represents the interests of residents and works to improve the quality of life in their neighborhood.
FAQs About the word neighborhoods
the people living near one another, a place or region near, the quality or state of being neighbors, a section lived in by neighbors and usually having distingu
districts,zones, precincts, nabes, regions, sections, areas, quarters, departments, barrios
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The city is divided into diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique character.
The old neighborhoods near the center of town are characterized by charming brownstones and narrow streets.
Gentrification has transformed some neighborhoods, bringing in new residents and businesses while displacing others.
Neighborhoods on the outskirts of the city often offer larger homes and a more suburban feel.
