Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
park
Etymologies
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Examples
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Instead of being buried by family members in churchyards, the dead were taken to new large, parklike cemeteries built outside the centers of cities.
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Features: Attached garage, laundry in garage, parklike backyard.
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There is also talk of adding a waterfall to a parklike area around the statue, and of building a new hotel for pilgrims.
Come Ye: Poland's Big Jesus Statue Draws Pilgrims, Chafes Nonbelievers
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Instead of being buried by family members in churchyards, the dead were taken to new large, parklike cemeteries built outside the centers of cities.
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The vision of downtown regeneration as the appropriate legacy of an unspeakable tragedy was lost, but the faulty process has resulted, largely by subtraction of every socially desirable feature, in the one thing New York's development philosophy absolutely abjures — an enormous, open, parklike public space on exorbitantly expensive land.
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The vision of downtown regeneration as the appropriate legacy of an unspeakable tragedy was lost, but the faulty process has resulted, largely by subtraction of every socially desirable feature, in the one thing New York's development philosophy absolutely abjures — an enormous, open, parklike public space on exorbitantly expensive land.
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But Oshel and other residents said the neighborhood's leafy, parklike atmosphere makes the hassle worthwhile.
Woodside Park, a leafy enclave of unique homes in Silver Spring
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The bureau had promised the dam workers a healthful settlement, and it regarded the shade trees and parklike greens of an idealized small-town America as a covenant of that promise.
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In 2007, while looking for a house in other areas of the city, he found a 1917 end-unit rowhouse on a corner lot with a view of the parklike setting in Northwest near the Armed Forces Retirement Home, long known locally as the Soldiers 'and Airmen's Home.
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The vision of downtown regeneration as the appropriate legacy of an unspeakable tragedy was lost, but the faulty process has resulted, largely by subtraction of every socially desirable feature, in the one thing New York's development philosophy absolutely abjures — an enormous, open, parklike public space on exorbitantly expensive land.
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