suburbia
0 antonyms and opposites of suburbia, grouped by meaning.
Noun — Suburbs collectively, especially thought of as conventional or unexciting.
Etymology
From suburb plus -ia, likely modeled on the Latin plural suburbia ("suburbs").
Full origin of suburbia →Frequently asked questions
What does “suburbia” mean?
The word “suburbia” means suburbs collectively, especially thought of as conventional or unexciting. In plain terms, the suburbs in general, often used to suggest sameness or predictability.
How do you pronounce “suburbia”?
“Suburbia” is pronounced suh-BUR-bee-uh (/səˈbɝbi.ə/ in IPA).
How do you use “suburbia” in a sentence?
Here is “suburbia” used in a sentence: “The film satirized the quiet conformity of suburbia.”
What part of speech is “suburbia”?
“Suburbia” is a noun.
Where does the word “suburbia” come from?
The word “suburbia” comes from Latin. From suburb plus -ia, likely modeled on the Latin plural suburbia ("suburbs").