Definition of «town»

A town is a small community or urban area that has a population size typically ranging from 1,000 to 50,000 people. It usually contains buildings used for commercial, industrial, and residential purposes, as well as public services such as schools, hospitals, and government offices. Towns are generally located in rural areas or suburban regions and often serve as a center of commerce and community life for the surrounding area.

Usage examples

  1. We are planning to visit my hometown, a small coastal town in Maine.
  2. The town council held a meeting to discuss the proposed budget cuts.
  3. The new shopping center in town has attracted many visitors and boosted the local economy.
  4. The town is known for its historic architecture and well-preserved buildings.
  5. The annual town fair is a popular event that brings people from neighboring towns together.
  6. The town hall is located in the center of the main square.
  7. In our town, there is a beautiful park where people often go for walks or picnics.
  8. The local bakery is famous in town for its delicious pastries and cakes.
  9. Every summer, the town organizes a music festival featuring local and international artists.
  10. The town's main street is lined with charming shops and cafes.

Sentences with «town»

  • In this small town of 800 whites and 400 blacks, I encountered the white American reality that would prove decisive for my theological development. (religion-online.org)
  • That looks so deliciously awesome — when we have friends in town in a few weeks, I am definitely making this for breakfast. (emilybites.com)
  • They mostly consist of small towns of less than 5,000 people, and ranged from 9 % to 8 % less expensive than the state average. (valuepenguin.com)
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