Camden

[ kam-duhn ]

noun

1. a borough of Greater London, England.
2. a port in SW New Jersey, on the Delaware River opposite Philadelphia.
3. a city in SW Arkansas.

Camden

¹

/ ˈkæmdən /

noun

1. a borough of N Greater London. Pop: 210 700 (2003 est). Area: 21 sq km (8 sq miles)

Camden

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/ ˈkæmdən /

noun

1. CamdenWilliam15511623MEnglishARTS AND CRAFTS: antiquarianHISTORY: historian William. 1551–1623, English antiquary and historian; author of Britannia (1586)

Example Sentences

It does not sound like the sort of thing we would want in Camden.

From The Daily Beast

“It sounds horrible,” Camden Green Party Councillor Sian Berry told The Mirror.

From The Daily Beast

It would come through to Camden Station, Baltimore, without stop, and we could have our circulation hustlers waiting for it there.

From The Daily Beast

The ceremony was led by the mayor of Camden, Jonathan Simpson.

From The Daily Beast

It's not like I came up on the mean streets of Camden, or come from a long line of dockworkers.

From The Daily Beast

The antiquarian Camden, were he to revisit Yarmouth, would not be a little astonished at what he would see.

From Project Gutenberg

Besides, as Camden remarks, the fact was a confirmation of what the common people of his time remarked.

From Project Gutenberg

He treated Grafton with extreme coldness, and Camden, who had sneered at him in his absence, at once followed his lead.

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The aged Camden, however, spoke strongly in its favour, and it was carried in spite of the chancellor's opposition.

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Never was debut so successful, as Chloe's first appearance in Camden Place.

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