Urban is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URBAN in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pertaining to a city
• in, relating to, or characteristic of a town or city
• denoting or relating to popular dance music of black origin
• denoting popular black culture in general
• of or living in a city or town
• Of or belonging to a city or town; as, an urban population.
• Belonging to, or suiting, those living in a city; cultivated; polite; urbane; as, urban manners.
• relating to or concerned with a city or densely populated area
• located in or characteristic of a city or city life

Words that contain URBAN

rurban8 turban8 urbane8 exurban16 slurban9 turband10 turbans9 turbant9 urbaner9 conurban12 inurbane10 nonurban10 suburban12 turbands11 turbaned11 turbants10 urbanely13 urbanest10 urbanise10 urbanism12 urbanist10 urbanite10 urbanity13 urbanize19 antiurban11 semiurban13 suburbans13 turbanned12 urbanised12 urbanises11 urbanisms13 urbanists11 urbanites11 urbanized21 urbanizes20 disturbant13 exurbanite19 interurban12 inurbanely15 inurbanity15 perturbant14 urbaneness12 urbanising13 urbanistic14 urbanities12 urbanizing22 urbanology16 disturbance16 disturbants14 exurbanites20 perturbance17 perturbants15 suburbanise15 suburbanism17 suburbanite15 suburbanity18 suburbanize24 interurbans13 disturbances17 inurbanities14 perturbances18 suburbanised17 suburbanises16 suburbanisms18 suburbanites16 suburbanized26 suburbanizes25 urbanenesses14 urbanisation14 urbanization23 urbanologies15 urbanologist15 hyperurbanism25 suburbanising18 suburbanities17 suburbanizing27 urbanisations15 urbanizations24 urbanologists16 hyperurbanisms26 urbanistically21 suburbanisation19 suburbanization28 suburbanizations29

How to use URBAN in a sentence

• Let us say you are discussing urban life, urban problems.
• QVI VIXIT AH XXVII IN PACE Flavius Olius Paternus, Centurion of the Tenth Urban Cohort, who lived twenty-seven years.
• The feeling of the foreigners was especially mischievous for the reasons that they were, like the Negroes, at first settled in large numbers in urban communities.
• The Negroes in the northern city will have much more to contend with than when settled in the rural districts or small urban centers.
• They went to a restaurant of reputation, which Jack said was in keeping with the occasion when a man changed his habits from Arizona simplicity to urban multiplicity of courses.
• It was then the difference in circumstances, employment, and opportunities for improvement that made the urban Negro more intelligent than those who had to toil in the fields.
• Louis was probably informed of this strange promise by his young son Philip himself, who got himself released from it by Pope Urban IV.
• The urban population increased from 210,873 in 1800 to 1,453,994 in 1840.
• The steam engine, the coal yard, and the tail chimney, and indeed all chimneys, will vanish quietly from our urban landscape.
• My object is to find the number of adult male representatives in this generation, of 1000 adult males in the previous one, of rural and urban populations respectively.
• The urban impact on American Protestantism, 1865-1900.
• The remnant of the urban population, no more than 730 in number, had to flee southward.
• Once more great cities with a huge urban population and immense wealth had fallen to alien conquerors.
• Their home was also close to the main centres of porcelain production in Kiangsi which was exported to overseas and to the urban centres.
• We can place Father Urban within, and they will draw him up from above, that no man shall see him enter their house.
• Father Urban had said that they had all dispersed into the country.
• A whisper went abroad that a certain well-known seminary priest, by name Father Urban, had fled from London, and had taken refuge with Nicholas Trevlyn.
• Wherto Anselme answered, that he would require it of pope Urban.
• Not that urban life or poverty are new elements in the school of suffering.
• Urban, and desired that her house, in which she then lay dying, should be converted into a place of worship for the Christians.
• Many farm houses, together with part or all of the farm lands, lie inside urban boundaries, and, besides, some persons engaged in agriculture reside in urban places.
• The battalion came out of trenches yesterday, and for the first time found itself in urban billets.
• Urban, a Frenchman, agreed with Charles of Anjou, brother of St.
• Such raw materials, the essentials of daily life, must be brought into urban centers when and as wanted.
• In what particulars does the party-line system in rural districts differ from that within urban limits? 16.
• No matter whether the boys be urban or rural, they demand Bible Study that will fit into their religious, developing needs.
• Our cities, towns, communities of all sizes and kinds, urban and rural, cry out for men to solve their problems.

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