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market town
noun
- a town where a regularly scheduled market is held.
market town
noun
- a town that holds a market, esp an agricultural centre in a rural area
Word History and Origins
Origin of market town1
Example Sentences
A Cambridgeshire market town which became the centre of a global news story about its wonky Christmas tree last year has had this year's delivered – and it is a wonky one again.
The activists I am meeting for a coffee in the Nottinghamshire market town of Newark have real skin in the game this time.
News that residents in a market town had been told to complete a £165 safety course or hire a contractor to hang baskets on streetlights left many people blooming furious.
Outside peak tourist season, there’s something a little uncanny about Stratford-upon-Avon, the English market town famous as William Shakespeare’s birthplace and home.
A music festival which attracts thousands of visitors to a North Yorkshire market town each year has been cancelled.
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