locality
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /loʊˈkæləti/ · UK /ləʊˈkæləti/
Forms: localities
locality means: A particular area where people live or where something happens.
noun
A particular area where people live or where something happens.
- There are three schools in this locality.
- Police searched several nearby localities.
- Residents want better bus services for their locality.
The surroundings and particular features of a place.
- The hotel stands in a peaceful locality.
- We liked the green and open locality around the house.
- The locality has changed since the new buildings appeared.
The fact that something exists at a particular place in space.
- The essay examines the locality of physical objects.
- Locality connects an object with a particular place.
- Their theory questions whether locality is necessary for physical existence.
The particular place where an object is situated.
- The locality of the specimen was recorded.
- We could not establish the object’s exact locality.
- The notebook lists the locality of each discovery.
The restriction of something to one particular place or district.
- The locality of the rule restricts its application.
- They questioned the strict locality of the court’s authority.
- The study emphasizes the locality of this ancient practice.
Questions about locality
What does locality mean?
A particular area where people live or where something happens.
What is locality in other languages?
Türkçe: bölge · Español: localidad · Français: localité · Deutsch: Gegend · Italiano: località · 日本語: 地域
How do you pronounce locality?
In American English /loʊˈkæləti/; in British English /ləʊˈkæləti/.
How do you use locality in a sentence?
There are three schools in this locality. Police searched several nearby localities.
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