Pronunciation: /səbˈdɪvɪʒən/
noun a section or part of a larger area that has been divided into smaller parts
A1 The neighborhood is divided into several subdivisions.
A2 The new housing development includes a subdivision of townhouses.
B1 The city planning department approved the construction of a new subdivision in the outskirts.
B2 The real estate agent specializes in selling properties within exclusive subdivisions.
C1 The subdivision of the land was done according to strict zoning regulations.
C2 The wealthy residents of the gated subdivision enjoy exclusive amenities and services.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a subdivision
A1 The subdivision plan shows where each house will be built.
A2 The subdivision road was lined with colorful flowers.
B1 The subdivision community has its own pool and playground.
B2 The subdivision houses are all painted in pastel colors.
C1 The subdivision regulations require all homes to have a certain square footage.
C2 The subdivision association enforces strict rules on landscaping and exterior design.
formal The city council approved the new subdivision plan for the housing development.
informal Have you seen the new subdivision going up on the corner?
slang I heard they're building a fancy new sub in that subdivision.
figurative The subdivision of the company led to a more focused and efficient operation.
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