urban

Modifies a noun

• regeneration: Marketing the city: the role of flagship developments in urban regeneration.
• sprawl: Green Belt is countryside next to urban areas where there is a risk that the openness will be invaded by urban sprawl.
• renaissance: This gave a huge boost to the urban renaissance.
• area: In each project SEEDA is working to correct market failures in order to make urban areas work better.
• myth: Urban Myths tend to be foul, foul stories.
• legend: The whole point about an urban legend is hat everyone knows them: they are common currency.

Modifying Another Word

• predominantly: As Worthing is a predominantly urban boro, open space within the Built Up Area is of particular importance.
• largely: Magnificent Cathedrals and great churches are largely urban developments.
• mostly: As a result, only very few, mostly urban, secondary traffic links have been fitted with fixed roadside monitoring equipment.
• primarily: Solidarity Groups This program serves primarily urban businesses that are somewhat more stable than those in Trust Banks.
• very: Many of the environments are very urban in style, taking place on abandoned streets in England or even training yards.
• just: We're investing massive resource in rolling out 8Mbps across the country not just urban areas by spring 2006.

Preposition: in

character: The development is clearly urban in character, but lacks local shops and facilities.