Pronunciation: /wɔːk.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/
noun the quality or characteristic of being easily walkable or conducive to walking
A1 The walkability of the neighborhood makes it easy to get around on foot.
A2 The city planner focused on improving walkability by adding more sidewalks and crosswalks.
B1 Walkability is an important factor to consider when choosing where to live, especially for those who prefer walking over driving.
B2 The walkability of the downtown area has led to an increase in foot traffic and business for local shops.
C1 Urban developers are constantly looking for ways to enhance walkability in order to promote a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle.
C2 The walkability score of a city is often used as a key indicator of its overall livability and quality of life for residents.
formal The city planners are focusing on improving the walkability of the downtown area.
informal I love living in a neighborhood with great walkability - I can walk to all my favorite spots!
slang This neighborhood has such good walkability, you can easily stroll to all the cool places.
figurative In terms of career advancement, having strong connections in the industry can greatly increase your walkability in the job market.
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