locality

(lō kalə tē)

noun pl. localities

  1. position with regard to surrounding objects, landmarks, etc.: a sense of locality
  2. a place; district; neighborhood

Origin: Fr localité < LL localitis: see local

See locality in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun pl. lo·cal·i·ties
  1. A particular neighborhood, place, or district: “Localities, even individual villages, developed their own languages” (Wall Street Journal).
  2. The fact or quality of having position in space.

Origin:

Origin: French localité

Origin: , from Late Latin locālitās

Origin: , from locālis, local; see local

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