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neighborhood

[ney-ber-hood] / ˈneɪ bərˌhʊd /


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It’s the might of a Gulf petrostate vs. the largest fortune the luxury business has ever known—and they just happen to share the same neighborhood block.

From The Wall Street Journal

The operation caused significant damage to Fort Tiuna, a large military complex and neighborhood where many government officials reside.

From The Wall Street Journal

Spotting an insurers’ office in her neighborhood near Orlando, Fla., she decided to email the manager.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We walk to school. We walk to pay our water bill. We walk to pick up our mail. There’s lots of kids in the neighborhood.”

From Los Angeles Times

Dr. Maria Montessori opened her first classroom in 1907 in the working-class neighborhoods of Rome, introducing an educational approach built around children's natural motivation to learn.

From Science Daily