Similar words: urbanism, urbanisation, urbanity, urbanize, urbanite, urbanized, urbanization, organised. Meaning: adj. made urban in nature; taking on urban characteristics.
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1) Zambia is black Africa's most urbanised country.
2) Moreover, when these societies become industrialised and urbanised another set of values begins to undermine these time-honoured traditions.
3) Today, China's population is almost 40 per cent urbanised.
4) The three major urbanised islands in the republic - Betio, Bairiki and Nanikai - increased by 30 per cent (36 hectares), 16.3 per cent (5.8 hectares) and 12.5 per cent (0.8 hectares), respectively.
5) As a largely urbanised and populated country, the Netherlands has much to offer in this regard.
6) Modernised, urbanised and alienated as many of us are, photographs remind us of nature's many complexities and subtleties.
7) But Chongqing's leaders, determined to make their vast municipality an oasis of modernity in China's backward west, say that by 2020 the municipality must be 70 "urbanised".
8) It is becoming urbanised on a scale unprecedented in history.
9) Sites for the study include highly urbanised parks[Sentencedict.com], urban fringe parks and forested areas.
10) Once a feudal, agrarian society, the island has recently been urbanised, industrialised and Americanised.
11) There has always been an element of surprise at the discovery that Britain is not wholly urbanised.
12) Such demographic changes wrought by industrialism meant the decline of rural parishes and the creation of a new urbanised and industrial poor.
13) As Rob Lang of Virginia Tech has noted, the interior West is now the most urbanised region in America, largely because there is so little water outside the cities.
14) The increase will be most dramatic in poorest and least - urbanised continents,[http://sentencedict.com/urbanised.html] Asia and Africa.
15) A nation four-fifths peasant and two-thirds illiterate was industrialised, urbanised and educated within 30 years.
16) By 2015, according to an article I read in China Daily, based on a United Nations forecast, half the population will be urbanised.
17) In Thailand, over the past year, it has left the country in the grip of civil conflict, as countryside-based Red Shirts battle the more urbanised wealthier Yellow shirts.
18) The environment and the efficient transportation of people and goods are coming into ever-sharper focus in an increasingly urbanised world.
19) Yet geography has just as often thwarted such desires: in urbanised, crowded England, the respectable have long lived cheek-by-jowl with those who alarm them.
20) In Jordan, where they once were top dogs, they have staged protests against a monied, urbanised Palestinian elite.
21) It varies enormously (just like in all countries). Generally, the urbanised east coast is far more developed than the rural western interior.
22) Without an infrastructure enhanced by digital technology it will be very hard to provide the country's newly urbanised population with enough food, transport, electricity and water.
23) During the 19th century the North's economy became largely industrial and increasingly urbanised.
More similar words: urbanism, urbanisation, urbanity, urbanize, urbanite, urbanized, urbanization, organised, mechanised, disorganised, urban, turban, urbane, suburban, turbaned, urban area, suburban area, interurban, urban sprawl, urban renewal, disturbance, urban center, urban legend, urban planning, mental disturbance, banish, banister, anise, banishment, canonised.