Annapolis

[ uh-nap-uh-lis ]

noun

1. a seaport in and the capital of Maryland, in the central part, on Chesapeake Bay: U.S. Naval Academy.

Annapolis

/ əˈnæpəlɪs /

noun

1. the capital of Maryland, near the mouth of the Severn River on Chesapeake Bay: site of the US Naval Academy. Pop: 36 178 (2003 est)

Annapolis

1. Capital of Maryland .

Notes

Location of the United States Naval Academy.

Example Sentences

While only about 1% of court cases filed by the Annapolis housing authority in 2018 resulted in evictions, the cases appear on residents’ credit reports and on Maryland’s public court record system.

From ProPublica

The Annapolis oversight board had hired Beverly Wilbourn in May 2017 as the housing authority’s fifth executive director in two years.

From ProPublica

A single mother who has lived in Annapolis public housing for four years, Gladden is among hundreds of residents sued by the financially troubled housing authority in an effort to bolster rent collection.

From ProPublica

Under Wilbourn, the Annapolis housing authority made a business decision.

From ProPublica

The Capital and ProPublica are continuing to investigate rent payment processes in Annapolis.

From ProPublica

The Race Across America departs from Oceanside, California tomorrow, and ends at Annapolis, Maryland, some 12 days later.

From The Daily Beast

They had been through it all before in Madrid, Oslo, Camp David, Taba, Annapolis, and blah, blah, blah.

From The Daily Beast

You made credible proposals to the Palestinians at Annapolis.

From The Daily Beast

A star athlete claims Annapolis failed to help her after she reported her rape.

From The Daily Beast

On this Christmas Day, Leslie H. Gelb, back from West Point and Annapolis, has the rousing answer.

From The Daily Beast

"Blackford—he's my brother—is going to Annapolis," said Marian, thus reminded of her brother's aspirations.

From Project Gutenberg

But the prime minister knew so little about America that the messenger had to show him Louisburg and Annapolis on a map.

From Project Gutenberg

A paper on naval schools would come last, especially on Annapolis, and would follow the same lines as the paper on West Point.

From Project Gutenberg

But Mr. Carvel's town house in Annapolis stands to-day, with its neighbours, a mournful relic of a glory that is past.

From Project Gutenberg

After that, when we went back to Annapolis for the winter, there was no longer any disguise between my tutor and myself.

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