Neighborhoods is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEIGHBORHOODS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• NEIGHBORHOOD, (US) neighbourhood
• the area surrounding a particular place, person, or object
• neighbourly feeling or conduct
• a district or community within a town or city
• the set of points whose distance from a given point is less than (or less than or equal to) some value.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• neighborly relationship

Words related to NEIGHBORHOODS

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How to use NEIGHBORHOODS in a sentence

• In attending funerals in the surrounding neighborhoods, I sometimes found there were not well people enough to bury their dead.
• In doing this Brother Moulthrop opened an appointment at Wauwatosa and in several other neighborhoods.
• As the good work in the village increased, and the number of converts was multiplied, the people of the surrounding neighborhoods became also interested, and attended the meeting.
• There were distinctly different neighborhoods in each of the narrow valleys that stretched two and three miles back into the mountains.
• I mean, you have to go back and back to the old neighborhoods? Lennie Rosenbloom, Mr.
• New churches and new public buildings of various kinds are going up in these neighborhoods.
• But the outlying neighborhoods were badly punished, and the county lieutenants were clamorous in their appeals for aid to the Governor of Virginia.
• There appeared to be more need of it there than in any of the other neighborhoods where the outlook was really threatening.
• He met many young people who were thirsting for books and schools, also numbers who had struggled up through the darkness to become teachers in the neighborhoods.
• In the neighborhoods we would select, it is probable that few houses are to be rented.
• There was much sickness in his own and adjoining neighborhoods.
• Pent up in filthy neighborhoods, in old and dilapidated buildings, they are held down to low associations and gloomy surroundings.
• Those who have the best and sweetest toned instruments seek the better neighborhoods, where they are always sure of an audience of children whose parents pay well.
• The best of them frequent Broadway, Wall and Broad streets, and the up-town neighborhoods.
• The best houses are located in respectable, and a few in fashionable neighborhoods.
• The neighborhoods of the hotels and places of amusement are the most frequented.
• The great need of the city is a system of such houses in respectable neighborhoods, in which apartments may be had at moderate rents.
• Coon live close ter one anudder in de same neighborhoods.
• Furthermore, Mawruss, there is neighborhoods south of Washington Square where not only the majority of the people speaks Italian, but the minority speaks it also.
• In some neighborhoods, every relative and friend casts a stone on the common pile whenever he passes the spot, so the heap is constantly growing.
• The strongest leaped on them and rode off furiously, to carry into other neighborhoods the terror and dismay which marked the track of the Austrians through Berlin.
• We took families, even neighborhoods, household goods, live stock, and all the time more and more people.
• Sevier, Major McDowell and other officers returned to the mountains and to their own neighborhoods, ready at all times, to obey any future calls of their country.
• When forests were plentiful, lumber and fire wood were free goods in many neighborhoods.
• His own county was to him less than other counties, and his own neighborhood less than other neighborhoods.
• The tramp is as familiar a figure in the village and the surrounding country as he is in other populous rural neighborhoods.
• It holds for families, neighborhoods, villages, cities, nations, for mankind as a whole.
• We have also seen neat orderly homes in disorderly, slovenly neighborhoods.
• We pass on to our neighborhoods, and our habitual provincial connections.
• One is a quaint fashion of speech which survives among the long-established neighborhoods, in words and phrases common in England in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
• Here and there, in neighborhoods, knots of farmers gathered about him and listened.
• His peculiarity of manner and his mendicant character made him the butt of neighborhoods.
• There were many strong families, wielding a potent influence in their neighborhoods, attached to Federal principles.
• They were models to the youth of their respective neighborhoods, and gave tone to the character of the population for many years after they were in their graves.
• It was to these settlements or posts, or their neighborhoods, that these refugees from the Revolutionary war in the colonies had retired.

Similar words containing NEIGHBORHOOD without suffix s

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