Market and Town

Market

Market noun - The state of being sought after especially for purchase.

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Town and market are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Town" instead a noun "Market".

Town noun - A thickly settled, highly populated area.

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Market and town are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Market" instead a noun "Town".

Nearby Words: township, townsman

complete	complete market	complete town
original	original market	original town
poor	poor market	poor town
actual	actual market	actual town
Other adjectives: entire, real, large, little, main, literal, local, thriving, modern, western, European.

It's Fridge Logic once you realize his services extend to the old bridges to the town and market that are clearly not very close to the river down below... Lampshaded when Layton and Emmy comment on how unlikely each new location is.

Source: Video Game / Professor Layton and the Last Specter
Yet the town is modeled after a town in FranceNote Colmar in Alsace, which historically has a big German influence, hence the typical architecture., and some German/French customs seem to be in place as well (like the German-styled Christmas market).

Source: Manga / Is the Order a Rabbit?
You are the owner of one of the shops in town and with the merchant credential you get discounts on the different shops in the market.

Source: Only Shop in Town

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