tri-city
tri-city noun: a geographic region consisting of three distinct, neighboring municipalities that share a regional economy, transportation network, and cultural identity.
Noun
tri-city (plural tri-cities)
- A geographic region consisting of three distinct, neighboring municipalities that share a regional economy, transportation network, and cultural identity.
- Considering the remoteness of the area, the tri-cities put on a darned good hamfest in July.1980 October, Wayne Green, “W2NSD/1 Never Say Die”, in 73 Magazine (October 1980), page 244
Proper noun capitalized: Tri-City
Tri-City
Forms of tri-city
| plural | tri-cities |
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Origin of tri-city
From tri- + city.
Questions about tri-city
- What does tri-city mean?
- Tri-city means a geographic region consisting of three distinct, neighboring municipalities that share a regional economy, transportation network, and cultural identity.
- What part of speech is tri-city?
- Tri-city can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of tri-city?
- The plural of tri-city is tri-cities.
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