Synonyms for main street
main street

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1. Main Streetnoun

   Antonyms:
   Bay Street, Wall Street

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1. main street, high streetnoun

   street that serves as a principal thoroughfare for traffic in a town

   Synonyms:
   high street

2. Main Streetnoun

   any small town (or the people who inhabit it); generally used to represent parochialism and materialism (after a novel by Sinclair Lewis)

   "Main Street will never vote for a liberal politician"

   Synonyms:
   high street

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1. • Street
   • Town

Suggested Resources

1. main street

   Read the full text of the Main Street poem by Joyce Kilmer on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Mike Braun:

   As a Main Street Entrepreneur and conservationist, I know firsthand that if we want to address our changing climate then we need to facilitate real solutions that our farmers, environmentalists and industry can all support.

2. Jeff Bartos:

   They're running around the state. They're taking Instagram photos and little videos. They're almost, if you will, collecting a scrapbook of where they're visiting, i've been traveling the state for five years. I've been actually on Main Street, sleeves rolled up, trying to save small businesses.

3. Nathan Kauffman:

   As you see tighter credit, as you see reductions in income, as you see fewer ... jobs available on the farm due to some of these downturns, you do see the potential there for some declines in Main Street activity.

4. Dennis Kelleher:

   If Wall Street really cared about Main Street it would already act in Wall Street clients' best interest, rather than secretly pocketing tens of billions of dollars from hardworking Americans just trying to save for a decent retirement.

5. Joe Uziel:

   The structure exposed is unique. To date such a structure has yet to be found along the stepped street in the numerous excavations that have taken place in Jerusalem and to the best of our knowledge outside of it, we believe the structure was a kind of monumental podium that attracted the public’s attention when walking on the city’s main street. It would be very interesting to know what was said there 2,000 years ago. Were messages announced here on behalf of the government? Perhaps news or gossip, or admonitions and street preaching – unfortunately we do not know.