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anticity

anticity adjective: opposing a city.

Adjective

anticity (comparative more anticity, superlative most anticity)

  1. Opposing a city.
    • It was, and still is, an anticity movement that sought to provide a rural space for its members to enjoy.2001, Richard J. Moss, Golf and the American country club, page 19

Forms of anticity

comparativemore anticity
superlativemost anticity

Origin of anticity

From anti- + city.

Questions about anticity

What does anticity mean?
Anticity means opposing a city.
What part of speech is anticity?
Anticity is an adjective.

Words near anticity in the dictionary

  1. anticircus
  2. anticistamines
  3. anticitizenship
  4. anticitrullinated
  5. anticitrulline
  6. anticity
  7. anticivic
  8. anticivil
  9. anticivilian
  10. anticivilisational
  11. anticivilization

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