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A collection of English vocabulary terms and definitions derived from lecture notes focusing on urban planning, sociology, and descriptive language.
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revival
An improvement in the condition or strength of something; a return or recovery.
urban design
The process of designing and shaping the physical features of cities and towns; city planning.
insights
Deep understandings, realizations, or pieces of knowledge.
accessible
Something that is easy to understand, reach, or approach.
engaging
Captivating, interesting, or charming.
pre-eminent
The most important, main, or surpassing all others.
notions
Ideas, beliefs, or conceptions of something.
connectedness
The state of being linked or connected.
proximity
Nearness in space, time, or relationship; closeness.
suburban sprawl
The uncontrolled expansion of urban development into neighboring regions; the spreading out of suburbs.
mitigates
To make something less severe, serious, or painful.
proposition
A statement, suggestion, or plan of action.
isolating
Causing someone to be alone or apart from others.
fellow citizens
People who live in the same town, city, or country.
pedestrianisation
The process of converting a street or area into a zone for walkers only by removing vehicle traffic.
enhanced
Improved, heightened, or made better in quality or value.
illustrate
To show, explain, or clarify by using examples or pictures.
get past
To overcome or move beyond a specific obstacle or situation.
sentimental
Prompted by feelings of tenderness or being overly emotional.
insubstantial
Lacking strength or solidity; superficial or weak.
over-the-top
Excessive, exaggerated, or more than what is considered normal.
figures
Important people, personalities, or characters.
radically
In a thorough, fundamental, or complete way.
reversed
Turned the other way around or changed direction.
policies
Specific measures, rules, or sets of ideas used as a basis for making decisions.
thriving
Flourishing, prospering, and being successful.