Sustainable Urban Development

noun a group of people living together and sharing possessions and responsibilities

verb to live together and share possessions and responsibilities

• The residents of the commune gathered for a town hall meeting to discuss important issues.
• We all pitched in to clean up the commune before the big party.
• Let's chill at the commune this weekend, it's always a good time.
• In their relationship, they were able to commune on a deeper level and truly understand each other.

verb to charge with electricity or give an electric shock

adjective charged with electricity; thrilling or exciting

• The new train system is fully electrified, reducing carbon emissions.
• I was so electrified when I found out I got the job!
• The concert was so amazing, I was completely electrified the whole time.
• Her electrified presence lit up the room as soon as she walked in.

noun the opposite or contrary of something

• Reverse graffiti, also known as clean tagging, is an innovative form of street art that involves creating images by removing dirt or grime from surfaces.
• Have you ever seen reverse graffiti where artists use water and brushes to create art on dirty walls?
• Check out this cool reverse graffiti I found downtown, it's like art made by cleaning!
• The artist used reverse graffiti to make a statement about environmental conservation, showing beauty can emerge from cleaning up the mess.

noun A road or pathway that incorporates solar panels to generate electricity

adjective Describing the type of road that utilizes solar panels for energy production

• The government is considering implementing solar roads to reduce carbon emissions.
• Have you heard about those cool solar roads that can generate electricity?
• Solar roads are the future, man.
• The idea of solar roads paving the way to a sustainable future is truly inspiring.