Definition of citywide
:including or involving all parts of a city
- a citywide blackout
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Examples of citywide in a Sentence
The ban on smoking in public places is citywide.
Recent Examples of citywide from the Web
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He's gotten some nice things done – creating a citywide minority entrepreneurship hub and leading an effort to increase the city's financial reserves by 20 percent.
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Louisville has long been a safe haven for refugees and the city has embraced different culture identities – both through citywide events celebrating diversity and through an appreciation of foods from around the globe.
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Participation in the citywide enrollment system is voluntary.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are searching for four assailants in a citywide armed robbery spree on Sunday.
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Grosso, of the D.C. Council, had requested information about all special school placements dating to 2014, the year in which the citywide lottery was launched.
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Jungle Island’s lease with the city of Miami, which owns Watson Island, includes the potential for a hotel development but with the caveat that it must be approved via a citywide referendum.
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He’s also been involved in a citywide task force assessing the opioid epidemic in the region.
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In July 1939, Milwaukee Public Schools' Division of Municipal Recreation and The Milwaukee Journal joined forces on a citywide outdoor junior chess tournament at Merrill Park.
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First Known Use of citywide
1870
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