suburbanized
Adjective 1. Characterized by the development or expansion of suburbs: Describes an area, typically a city or region, that has undergone significant growth of residential communities (suburbs) on its outskirts. 2. Having adopted the characteristics of a suburb: Describes a place that has taken on the qualities often associated with suburbs, such as being primarily residential, car-dependent, and less densely populated than a central urban core.
The adjective "suburbanized" is used to describe geographic areas and their transformation. It often carries a neutral or descriptive tone in planning and geography, but can imply criticism regarding urban sprawl or loss of rural character in other contexts.
- The suburbanized county saw a rapid increase in single-family homes and shopping malls.
- Once a collection of small farming towns, the entire region has become heavily suburbanized.
- Critics argue that the suburbanized landscape contributes to increased traffic and a lack of community spaces.
- "Suburbanized mindset": A figurative use describing attitudes or preferences typical of suburban life, such as a focus on private property, automobiles, and nuclear families.
- Even in the city, his suburbanized mindset was evident in his desire for a two-car garage.
- Suburbanize (verb): To make or become suburban.
- The new highway began to suburbanize the rural areas.
- Suburbanization (noun): The process of making or becoming suburban.
- The suburbanization of America accelerated after World War II.
- Suburb (noun): A residential district located on the outskirts of a city.
- Suburban (adjective): Of, relating to, or characteristic of a suburb.
- Suburban
- Built-up (in the context of residential development)
- Sprawling (often with a negative connotation of unplanned growth)
- Urbanized (in the sense of becoming more densely city-like)
- Rural
- Undeveloped
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surrounded by many suburbs
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a highly suburbanized city
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