citywide

American  

[sit-ee-wahyd] / ˈsɪt iˌwaɪd /

adjective

1. occurring throughout a city; including an entire city.

   citywide school board elections.

2. open to including, or affecting all the inhabitants of or groups in a city.

   a citywide track meet.

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Etymology

Origin of citywide

First recorded in 1960–65; city + -wide

Example Sentences

Rents citywide were up 14% year over year in February, the fastest growth in the country, according to Apartment List.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gathering the required 500 signatures is relatively easy in citywide races but harder in council and school board districts.

From Los Angeles Times

Because so many plate scanners are in private hands, it’s difficult to say how many of the devices are in operation citywide.

From Los Angeles Times

The NWS also issued multiple alerts for the Los Angeles area, including citywide flood watches and a wind advisory for much of Monday.

From Los Angeles Times

According to the report, median household rent in New York rose 42 percent in the last decade, with creative salaries rising just 25 percent -- well below the citywide average gain of 44 percent.

From Barron's