urban settings
Densely populated places
Urban settings are cities and densely populated areas, as opposed to rural or suburban environments.
The phrase appears frequently in discussions of sociology, public health, crime, or wildlife adaptation: The study focused on poverty in urban settings, Coyotes have adapted remarkably well to urban settings.
Often interchangeable with "urban areas" or "urban environments."
- downtown coreCentral business district
- skyscrapersExtremely tall urban buildings
- neighborhoodsResidential districts of towns
- air qualityPollution level measurement
- retail storesConsumer-facing sales establishments
museums · graffiti · street art · gentrification · streets · green spaces · sidewalks · rush hour · festivals · block party · public transportation · subway stations · theaters · noise pollution · population density · street vendors · food trucks · housing complexes
- urban settingscity streets, cityscape, city life, skylines, skyscrapers
- Urban Literaturecity life, cityscapes, cityscape, fictional cities, Victorian London
- Irish LiteratureJames Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Yeats, W.B. Yeats, Samuel Beckett
- Poetic Realismfatalism, doomed lovers, melancholy tone
- Realist Cinemaneorealism, location shooting, social realism, non-actors, documentary style
- cinemafilm, films, film studios, movies, movie
urban settingsrural settings
Non-urban locations
countryside · rural areas · farmland · rural communities · agricultural areas
urban settingswilderness
Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region
natural settings · untouched nature · backcountry · the wild · pristine landscapes
urban settingsrural life
Existence in the countryside
country living · pastoral settings · rustic settings · small-town America · heartland