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main street
1noun
the principal thoroughfare, especially through the business district, in a small town.
(initial capital letters)the outlook, environment, or life of a small town.
Main Street
2noun
a novel (1920) by Sinclair Lewis.
Main Street
noun
the most prominent street of a town, usually where the principal shops and businesses are situated
ordinary people in general
Word History and Origins
Origin of main street1
Example Sentences
Bright sunshine glints off the Arctic waters below the main street, and the flat-topped, snow and ice-covered mountains all around.
Tanks have been rolling down Moscow's main street, Tverskaya, at rehearsals for the big 9 May parade on Red Square.
The royal couple were greeted by more than 200 cheering tourists and local residents who had lined the main street of Tobermory.
The main street is studded with empty shops, many reportedly put out of business by the cost of repeated floods.
But there is a tension between this message and what plays out on the ground - not in diplomatic talks between leaders, but on main streets and in supermarkets as Americans go about their daily lives.
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