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Often used in the same context:
metropolises,
towns,
metros,
regions,
conurbations,
localities,
megalopolises,
metropolis,
metropolitan,
burgs,
neighborhoods,
suburbs,
municipalities,
locales,
communities,
mayors,
hubs,
airports,
capitals,
places,
venues,
boroughs,
districts,
megalopolis,
areas,
urban,
counties,
jurisdictions,
locations,
destinations,
provinces,
enclaves,
meccas,
thoroughfares,
states,
megapolis,
highways,
stations,
hamlets,
festivals,
campuses,
hotels,
townships,
villages,
churches,
malls,
schools,
exurbs,
councils,
stadiums,
urban sprawl,
dioceses,
citywide,
breweries,
sites,
parishes,
centers,
slums,
universities,
ghettos,
economies,
parks,
hospitals,
vicinities,
ballparks,
consulates,
hot spots,
per capita,
streets,
eateries,
freeways,
restaurants,
countries,
hinterlands,
museums,
cosmopolis,
livable,
countryside,
populations,
nabes,
hotbeds,
rivers,
congregations,
landmarks,
jails,
waterways,
burbs,
businesses,
outposts,
companies,
roads,
plazas,
arrondissements,
interstates,
subdivisions,
residents,
orchestras,
firms,
parts,
territories,
bureaus,
governments,
city,
seaports,
ports,
shipyards,
newspapers,
monasteries,
town,
factories,
mints,
refineries,
convents,
harbours,
manufacturers,
navies
Appears in the definition of:
baghdad,
battle of britain,
bomber harris,
calcutta,
capital of chile,
capital of cuba,
capital of mexico,
capital of minnesota,
casbah,
circumferential,
ciudad de mexico,
concentrate,
country,
cuban capital,
destroyed,
eastern,
flying,
ghetto,
gran santiago,
hanseatic league,
harris,
havana,
herat,
homeless,
kasbah,
kolkata,
liver,
majestic,
medina,
megalopolis,
mexican capital,
mexico city,
minneapolis,
move,
movement,
night court,
queen,
removed,
riddled,
rural area,
saint paul,
santiago,
santiago de chile,
sir arthur travers harris,
st. paul,
suburbanize,
trojan,
urbanisation,
urbanization,
urban guerrilla,
vanity fair
Also try:
— Adjectives for cities:
other,
large,
many,
major,
great,
american,
larger,
big,
several,
most,
central,
more...
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