Germantown

[ jur-muhn-toun ]

noun

1. a NW section of Philadelphia, Pa.: American defeat by British 1777.
2. a town in SW Tennessee.
3. a town in SE Wisconsin.
4. Informal. any U.S. city neighborhood heavily populated with persons of German descent.

Example Sentences

The process that led to Stroud’s ouster began in April 2003, when she told her congregation, the First United Methodist Church of Germantown, about her same-sex relationship.

From Seattle Times

The process that led to Stroud’s ouster began in April 2003, when she told her congregation, the First United Methodist Church of Germantown, about her same-sex relationship.

From Seattle Times

Desiree Sherdin, a small business owner from Germantown, Wisconsin, said at Trump’s rally in her state that Kennedy’s views “tend to go left” of her preference even though she agreed with his skepticism of vaccines.

From Seattle Times

Ted Hirsch, 63, of Boston, and Ed Gabriels, 62, of Germantown, New York, have been competing against each other for about seven years This year, Gabriels beat Hirsh in the 200-meter freestyle.

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Burney-Thorn eluded authorities for more than a year after the shooting but was arrested in October in Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood after officials said he jumped from a fourth-story window trying to evade capture.

From Seattle Times