village

IPA: vˈɪɫʌdʒ

A rural habitation of size between a hamlet and a town.
(Britain) A rural habitation that has a church, but no market.
(Australia) A planned community such as a retirement community or shopping district.
(Philippines) A gated community.

Examples of "village" in Sentences

Or in my walks at night-time when the village is at rest.
And of course, my grandmother told me, "Your village is the United States of America."
The most important aspect for me in choosing to live in the village is the sheer joy of the experience.
A Potemkin village is "something that appears elaborate and impressive but in actual fact lacks substance."
As they toiled along, they said, weeping, one to another, '_I am from such a village, and I from such a village_.
He may not use the word "village," but it is indeed "the village" which my son describes and for which he yearns.
But it was not our fault that, in translating village feast into _fête de village_, she had allowed her imagination to mislead her with false hopes.
As it closes branches, the Postal Service plans to set up what it calls "village post offices" in supermarkets and gas stations to provide basic services such as stamps and flat-rate package shipping.
Before Royce and Hadrian barely have time to settle after the fun had in The Crown Conspiracy, they find themselves pulled into a new problem: a young woman needs their help as her village is being attacked by an unknown nocturnal creature.