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Townships

Definition:

A township refers to a small division of a county or municipality, typically found in the United States or other English-speaking countries.

Senses:

Sense 1:

As a noun, township refers to a specific geographic area within a county or municipality.

Example sentences:

1. The new shopping mall is located in the outskirts of the township.
2. He grew up in a small township called Elmwood.
3. The local government decided to improve the infrastructure in the township.

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Sense 2:

Township can also be used as an adjective to describe something relating to or characteristic of townships.

Example sentences:

1. He is an expert in township planning and development.
2. The local festival showcased traditional township music and dances.
3. We attended a township meeting to discuss community issues.

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Sense 3:

In some regions, township may also refer to a small unincorporated community or settlement.

Example sentences:

1. They live in a peaceful township nestled in the countryside.
2. There is a charming bakery in the township known for its delicious pastries.
3. The township has a population of only a few hundred people.

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