cosmopolitan

Preposition: of

city: There is plenty to see, do and experience in this most cosmopolitan of cities.

Preposition: in

year: Eating Out Restaurant menus in Stornoway, the capital of the Western Isles, have become intensely cosmopolitan in recent years.

Modifies a noun

• metropolis: The capital city of Dakar is a huge, cosmopolitan metropolis with a pulsating atmosphere that represents Africa's urban future.
• city: Bangkok is a cosmopolitan city where you can party all night.
• atmosphere: In the capital, the cosmopolitan atmosphere is tangible.
• ambiance: With a cosmopolitan ambiance, it still retains the charisma of a small village.
• nightlife: The city is also known for its lively, cosmopolitan nightlife.
• citizenship: Cosmopolitan citizenship does not mean asking individuals to reject their national citizenship or to accord it a lower status.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: Truly cosmopolitan, Zermatt has an easy, relaxed atmosphere.
• increasingly: THE Capital has become an increasingly cosmopolitan melting pot, with nearly a quarter of the city's population not native to Scotland.
• very: Camden Town is very cosmopolitan, with some run down areas along with some trendy areas.
• highly: The hostel is located overlooking parkland in a highly cosmopolitan, trendy suburb of Edinburgh.
• really: London is really cosmopolitan town and you have people from everywhere really and you are not feeling like stranger.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Eating Out Restaurant menus in Stornoway, the capital of the Western Isles, have become intensely cosmopolitan in recent years.
• feel: As a student city, York is big enough to feel cosmopolitan, but small enough not to be overwhelming.
• seem: Its clientele seem more cosmopolitan, more relaxed than you find in the center of town.