township
Pronunciation: [ˈtaʊnʃɪp]
Word
Context: "geography"
(noun) a township is a small area or community that is part of a larger county. It usually has its own local government. Townships can be found in both rural and urban areas.
Example
The township held its annual festival to celebrate the community's history.
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They live in a city, not in a township, which does not have a local government.
Example
What activities are planned in the township this summer?
Context: "administration"
(noun) a township can also refer to a type of local government that manages services and laws for the residents of that specific area. It is different from a city or county government.
Example
The township council approved new parks for the community.
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The township government failed to provide enough services during the winter storm.
Example
How does the township handle local issues like road maintenance?
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