city
/ˈsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
A large and permanent human settlement, often with a defined boundary and a system of government.
“The city of Paris is known for its beautiful architecture.”
2. noun
A place where people come together for a particular purpose or activity, such as a city of refugees or a city of learning.
“The city of Oxford is a major center for academic research.”
3. noun
A large and impressive structure or complex, such as a city of skyscrapers or a city of temples.
“The city of Angkor Wat is an impressive archaeological site.”
4. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a city, especially a large one.
“City streets are often bustling with people.”
5. verb
To make or become a city.
“The new development will city the surrounding countryside.”