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quadrivial

[kwo-driv-ee-uhl] / kwɒˈdrɪv i əl /


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Some quadrivial neighborhoods included in the survey are Germantown, Gaithersburg and Lorton.

From Washington Post

Residents in quadrivial neighborhoods are more educated than the general population, with two-thirds holding at least a bachelor’s degree.

From Washington Post

The “Diversity in the D.C. Area” report surveyed residents who lived in one of two types of neighborhoods: “Quadrivial” neighborhoods where white, Asian, black and Latino residents each make up at least 10 percent of the population — and no group constitutes a majority — and neighborhoods where Latinos make up at least 25 percent of residents.

From Washington Post

It is the body of which roads are the arms and legs—a trivial or quadrivial place, the thoroughfare and ordinary of travellers.

From Project Gutenberg

It would have had its trivial and its quadrivial schools; its occupation would have been research, experiment, or investigation; in a word, its whole features would have been colored by a grammatical, a rhetorical, or a mathematical cast, accordingly as it should have been derived from a sect in which any one of these three characteristics was the predominating influence.

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