Augusta
Definition
- Proper noun:
- A city in the U.S. state of Georgia: A city located in eastern Georgia, United States, situated north-northwest of Savannah. It is internationally noted for hosting a major professional golf tournament.
- The capital city of the U.S. state of Maine: The city that serves as the state capital of Maine, located in the northeastern United States.
Usage Examples
Proper noun (Augusta, Georgia):
- The Masters Tournament is held in Augusta every spring.
- They traveled to Augusta to visit the famous golf course.
Proper noun (Augusta, Maine):
- Augusta is the capital of Maine, though Portland is the largest city.
- The state legislature convenes in Augusta.
Advanced Usage
- "Augusta National": Refers specifically to the Augusta National Golf Club, the famous golf course in Augusta, Georgia, home to The Masters Tournament.
- He dreamed of one day playing at Augusta National.
Variants and Related Words
- Augustan (adj): Pertaining to a classical style, named after Roman Emperor Augustus. (Note: This is a distinct term not directly related to the cities but a common derivative of the name "Augustus").
- The poet wrote in an Augustan style.
Synonyms
- State capital (for Augusta, Maine): The official seat of government for a U.S. state.
- Host city (for Augusta, Georgia): A city that holds a major event.
Related Phrases
The Masters (Tournament): The specific name of the golf tournament held in Augusta, Georgia.
- Winning The Masters is a crowning achievement in golf.
Capital city: The generic term for a city that is the seat of government, applicable to Augusta, Maine.
- Each state has a capital city.
Noun
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a city in eastern Georgia north-northwest of Savannah; noted for golf tournaments
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the capital of the state of Maine
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