Definition of «suburb»

A suburb is a residential area located on the outskirts of a city or town. Suburbs are typically characterized by smaller homes, larger lots and more open spaces than in urban areas. They often offer a quieter lifestyle with less traffic congestion and noise pollution compared to living in an urban center. The term "suburb" can also refer to the population of people who live in these residential areas.

Usage examples

I live in a quiet suburb just outside the city.
The city's suburbs are known for their spacious homes and green surroundings.
Many families choose to settle in the suburbs for a safer and more peaceful environment.
She commutes from the suburb to her workplace in the city center.
The suburb boasts excellent schools and recreational facilities for residents.
The local mall in the suburb offers a wide range of shops and dining options.
The suburb is well-connected to the city through an efficient public transportation system.
The suburb has a strong sense of community and hosts several annual events and festivals.
The suburb is experiencing rapid growth, attracting new businesses and residents.
Living in the suburbs offers a balance between urban amenities and a suburban lifestyle.

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Sentences with «suburb»

All this is no small accomplishment, especially in suburbs where people find themselves isolated and lonely. (religion-online.org)
I own and manage a fairly successful modelling agency located in the northern suburbs of. (petesgrillandpizza.com)
This lovely villa from your home is very peaceful, leafy suburb with great transport links. (theholidaylet.com)
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Definition of «suburb»

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Phrases with «suburb»

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