intown
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of intown
Example Sentences
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The California-based electric truck company made the announcement as it opens a retail location in an intown Atlanta development, the eighth in a network of what the company calls “spaces” that it’s rolling out in select locations nationwide.
From Seattle Times
According to GMA, Airbnb’s most wish-listed location in the world is a treehouse in Atlanta called the "Secluded Intown Treehouse."
From Fox News
But in intown Atlanta’s rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods, where homes purchased for less than $20,000 30 years ago are now worth $200,000 or more, residents complain wholesalers are using hardball tactics to make money off of inexperienced sellers.
From Seattle Times
A national downtown revival trend is bringing interest from more affluent groups, including investors, to intown Atlanta.
From Washington Post
The bride, 41, was until last year a teaching assistant at inTown Play Group, a children’s youth center in Washington.
From New York Times
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