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Quick take

(rare) A town or village.

Meaning at a glance

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noun

(rare) A town or village.

noun

(US, military, historical) A Vietnamese village.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for ville.

noun

(rare) A town or village.

noun

(US, military, historical) A Vietnamese village.

Example sentences

Feel free to ping me at ville@adroll.com if you find topics like this relevant to your interests.

I will bring a bulldozer to Googler Mission Wonderland the day you bring a bulldozer to low-density Palo Alto whitey-ville.

I liked the near-ish future, with the look at how hopeless redneck-ville would be affected by technological and economic trends.

I've a job I'm not worried about losing and no desire anymore to jump into Startups-ville.

That will get rid of a whole lot of useless <beeps> in the house of Lords with a 'de', 'le' or 'ville' in their names.

ANy foreign language not regulalrly hard in Bro-ville, South Bay?

I sensed this thread starting to take a turn towards nutcase-ville...

There were Facebook clones of Swirve games that had similarly rich communities around them, but those games don't make as much money as the X Wars or the X Ville games.

Job boards in general are not all that good at SEO; if a search for X jobs in the Y industry near Z-ville lands a user at an even slightly relevant page, you're doing your job.

Look at the Nintendo Wii, which is the most popular console but has the least average amount of titles bought per owner (which is where the real money is.) In 2-3 years I would not be surprised that after all this over-exposure these x-ville games will be significantly less popular.

However we're living in a time when absolute right to privacy and anonymity in public no longer exists, and we need to figure out how to navigate that fast or else all of this biometric technology that can and should be used to make life easier is going to be regulated all to hell and we'll be stuck in paranoia-ville and afraid to leave our homes.

Quote examples

"Towers in a park" was an organizational scheme for cities proposed by Modern architects, such as Le Cobusier in his Ville Radieuse proposal, and is maybe more like what you're thinking.

Now all the cool kids want to be in San Francisco, which is very much not Silicon Valley and very much is something like "Info City" or "Social City" or "AmazonEC2 ville" or something.