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municipal
[myoo-nis-uh-puhl]
adjective
of or relating to a town or city or its local government.
municipal elections.
Archaic.pertaining to the internal affairs of a state or nation rather than to international affairs.
noun
municipal
/ ːˈɪɪə /
adjective
of or relating to a town, city, or borough or its local government
Other Word Forms
- municipally adverb
- intermunicipal adjective
- nonmunicipal adjective
- nonmunicipally adverb
- premunicipal adjective
- quasi-municipal adjective
- quasi-municipally adverb
- supermunicipal adjective
- ˈԾ貹 noun
- ˈԾ貹 adverb
- ˈԾ貹 noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of municipal1
Word History and Origins
Origin of municipal1
Example Sentences
Two municipal police officers were also injured in the attack.
It will see a string of materials banned from landfill, including non-recyclable black bag municipal waste, wood, textiles, paper and food.
This time, cities that barred municipal resources and personnel from being used for immigration enforcement — or sanctuary cities — would be targeted.
Car bombs, motorcycle bombs, rifle fire and a suspected drone were reportedly used to strike police stations, municipal buildings and civilian targets as an escalating security crisis grips the South American country.
In 2025, the same Newark municipal police force had the backs of the local population who wanted their Mayor back from federal invaders sent into their community by a white supremacist president.
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