municipal in Latin
municipal in Latin is mūnicipālis — municipal means belonging to or run by a city or town's local government.
municipal in Latin
mūnicipālis
Of or pertaining to a municipality (a city or a corporation having the right of administering local government).
What does "municipal" mean?
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adj Belonging to or run by a city or town's local government.
"The municipal library is open until 8pm on weekdays."
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noun A bond issued by a city, town, or other local government to raise money (short for "municipal bond").
"She put some of her savings into tax-free municipals."
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municipal in a sentence
- The municipal library is open until 8pm on weekdays.
- Residents complained to the municipal council about the potholes.
- She put some of her savings into tax-free municipals.
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What is "municipal" in Latin?
"municipal" in Latin is mūnicipālis. municipal means: Belonging to or run by a city or town's local government.
How do you use "municipal" in a sentence?
Example: "The municipal library is open until 8pm on weekdays." In Latin, "municipal" is mūnicipālis.
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