township

as inarea
as inmunicipality
as interritory
as intown

Synonyms for township

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Antonyms for township

whole

Word Origin & History

Old English tunscipe "inhabitants or population of a town." Applied in Middle English to "manor, parish, or other division of a hundred." Specific sense of "local division or district in a parish, each with a village or small town and its own church" is from 1530s; as a local municipal division of a county in U.S. and Canada, first recorded 1685.

Example Sentences for township

The neighborhood, the township, and the world had been snowed in.

The township of Cleveland, of the county of Trumbull, was organized in 1800.

There are a door and two windows, the latter having been bought at the township.

He's the chairman here, and he has township chairmen appointed for every township.

This admiration and regard has extended to the fair daughters of the township.

And he then goes on to show the advantages of the New England township.

The school board administers the affairs of all the schools in the township.

We have telegraphed his description to the police of every township up and down the land.

But the family or the township has also other objects of worship.

His best girl was the township champion looker, Luella Thickins.

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