Escondido

American  

[es-kuhn-dee-doh] / ˌɛs kənˈdi doʊ /

noun

1. a city in SW California.

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Example Sentences

Escondido public schoolteachers Elizabeth Mirabelli and Lori Ann West, who described themselves as “devout Catholics,” sued in 2023, and they were later joined by parents in Pasadena and Clovis.

From Los Angeles Times

“Talk about dying for the dream,” writes William Mariano of Escondido.

From Los Angeles Times

Elephant Valley will open March 5 as the newest experience at the Escondido park, its aim to bring guests closer than ever to the zoo’s eight elephants, which range in age from 7 to 36, while more heavily focusing on conservation.

From Los Angeles Times

She secured the “difference-in-conditions” policies from two insurers, only to be dropped by both before finally finding another for her Escondido home.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s a 65% chance of gusts exceeding 35 mph in Huntington Beach, a 60% chance in San Diego, a 45% chance in Big Bear Lake and Ramona, a 40% chance in Escondido and a 35% chance in Riverside, according to the weather service office in San Diego.

From Los Angeles Times