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white-trashification

white trash

: usually disparaging a member of an inferior or underprivileged white social group

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neighborhood impaction?

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

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: densely populated; overcrowded: an impacted school district. [1675–85; obsolete impact adj. (< Latin impāctus, past participle of impingere to fasten, cause to collide, strike; see impinge + -ed2]

impaction

: the state of being impacted. [1730–40; < Late Latin]

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neighborhood impaction?

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

Merriam-Webster

: densely populated; overcrowded: an impacted school district. [1675–85; obsolete impact adj. (< Latin impāctus, past participle of impingere to fasten, cause to collide, strike; see impinge + -ed2]

impaction

: the state of being impacted. [1730–40; < Late Latin]

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white-trashification

white trash

: usually disparaging a member of an inferior or underprivileged white social group

Merriam-Webster

neighborhood impaction

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

Merriam-Webster

: densely populated; overcrowded: an impacted school district. [1675–85; obsolete impact adj. (< Latin impāctus, past participle of impingere to fasten, cause to collide, strike; see impinge + -ed2]

impaction

: the state of being impacted. [1730–40; < Late Latin]

Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary

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neighborhood impaction?

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

Merriam-Webster

: densely populated; overcrowded: an impacted school district. [1675–85; obsolete impact adj. (< Latin impāctus, past participle of impingere to fasten, cause to collide, strike; see impinge + -ed2]

impaction

: the state of being impacted. [1730–40; < Late Latin]

Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary

neighborhood impaction?

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

Merriam-Webster

neighborhood impaction?

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

Merriam-Webster

: densely populated; overcrowded: an impacted school district. [1675–85; obsolete impact adj. (< Latin impāctus, past participle of impingere to fasten, cause to collide, strike; see impinge + -ed2]

impaction

: the state of being impacted. [1730–40; < Late Latin]

Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary

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Elian
  • 43.1k
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  • 240

neighborhood impaction?

impacted

: of, relating to, or being an area (as a school district) providing tax-supported services to a population having a large proportion of federal employees and especially those living or working on tax-exempt federal property aid to education in impacted areas

Merriam-Webster