sprawly

IPA: sprˈɔɫi

adjective

  • (colloquial) sprawling.
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Examples of "sprawly" in Sentences

  • It is a sprawly place, with no apparent urban planning.
  • “The spider?” said I. “The blotchy, sprawly, sulky fellow.”
  • Happy birthday, you crazy big sprawly central Canadian city!
  • Shrubs tend to have rangy to sprawly growth habits and vicious thorns.
  • We are simply adding a bit of rail to what will remain a sprawly road based system.
  • Sunset is a bit sprawly, in an attractive way, unlike Firefly which is redder in winter but more upright.
  • The urban form is the environmental form and we are still committed to making our region be even more sprawly than it now is.
  • To the extent that European nations and other advanced democracies are less sprawly and less car-oriented than the U.S., the difference is mainly the result of geography, income and historical contingency, not preference.
  • If other countries were as wealthy as the U.S., had as much land suitable for development as the U.S., and were less contrained by historical circumstances such as road widths established in medieval times, they would probably be just as sprawly as the U.S.
  • PSRC's forecasting assumes quite large increases in the region's population, and since GHG emissions are a global problem, every person who moves in from an area that does worse (like the sprawly cities that many Seattle transplants come from) will represent a net improvement in overall GHG emissions.

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