Montpelier

[ mont-peel-yer ]

noun

1. a city in and the capital of Vermont, in the central part.

Montpelier

/ mɒntˈpiːljə /

noun

1. a city in N central Vermont, on the Winooski River: the state capital. Pop: 7945 (2003 est)

Example Sentences

Any substance that causes an impairment—or creates the perception of impairment—“is a strict liability issue for us,” says Chief Brian Peete of the police department in Montpelier, Vermont, a state where recreational and medical cannabis are legal.

From Time

In the 1980s, the National Trust for Historic Preservation retained her as a consultant on the restoration of James Madison’s Montpelier estate in Virginia.

From Washington Post

At this store, men in the town gathered each evening to wait for a horse-drawn stagecoach to bring the mail from Montpelier, 13 miles away.

From Search Engine Land

Its intracounty rival, Montpelier, was a minor railroad hub—the Montpelier school sports teams are still the Locomotives—with some manufacturing of its own.

From MIT Technology Review

During this journey, I really forgot my complaints, but recollected them again on my arrival at Montpelier.

From Project Gutenberg

Montpelier celebrated the victory with a public demonstration on the 9th of May, in which ten thousand persons participated.

From Project Gutenberg

He was a young man from Montpelier, just beginning to practise, and very mysterious and technical and modern and unhelpful.

From Project Gutenberg

Numerous people came to call at Montpelier Parade, and Kate was astonished to find that her aunt had so many friends.

From Project Gutenberg

Therefore she agreed to receive him with not actually expressed hostility when he should call at Montpelier Place.

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