Tucson

[ too-son, too-son ]

noun

1. a city in S Arizona: health resort.

Tucson

/ ˈtuːsɒn /

noun

1. a city in SE Arizona, at an altitude of 700m (2400 ft): resort and seat of the University of Arizona (1891). Pop: 507 658 (2003 est)

Tucson

1. Large city in southeastern Arizona , in a desert surrounded by mountains.

Notes

Tourist center.

Example Sentences

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero said Trump’s repetition of hate speech against migrants over the years has added dangerous overtones to the nation’s immigration debate.

From Los Angeles Times

They would wait under the tree on a late September day until a smuggler led them to a gap in the wall, where 70 miles of arid terrain stretched between them and Tucson.

From Los Angeles Times

The nearest big city is Tucson, about three hours away.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, Dora resides in Tucson, where she is the Director of Salvavision, a nonprofit offering aid and support to migrants and deportees on both sides of the border.

From Salon

“People who work overtime are among the hardest-working citizens of our country, and for too long, no one in Washington has been looking out for them,” he told a rally in Tucson.

From Los Angeles Times