Synonyms for SUBURBAN
səˈbɜr bənsub·ur·ban

Princeton's WordNet

1. suburbanadjective

   relating to or characteristic of or situated in suburbs

   "suburban population"

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1. List of paraphrases for "suburban":

   suburbs, peri-urban, periurban, semi-urban, sub-urban, suv, 4x4

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1. Chris Cooper:

   He is kind of trying to have his cake and eat it, too, he's saying( to liberal Even Democratic voters),' I know you won't go to the Republican Party,' but that way he also won't lose White, suburban, moderate Democrats.

2. Bill Burton:

   I actually think California is a bellwether for the whole country, you have a mix of suburban, ex-urban, rural areas where you have competitive races. I don't think it's that dissimilar from what you're seeing in place like Pennsylvania, or Minnesota, or Colorado.

3. John Thomas:

   Two months ago, we would have absolutely waltzed through these places with college-educated suburban White women, because they had no real reason to either break against us or turn out, there's no orange man [ Trump ] -- there was no wedge issue for them.

4. Douglas Heye:

   More and more data suggests we're seeing a flight away from Republicans in suburban areas.

5. Marc Levine:

   It tells me that obviously there is a sense on the part of the black middle class and the black affluent that suburban neighborhoods are not welcoming environments or, even at that income level, they're not able to get the mortgage loans they would need to move into those neighborhoods.