Precinct and Town

Precinct

Precinct noun - A region of activity, knowledge, or influence.

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

Town noun - A thickly settled, highly populated area.

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

Nearby Words: township, townsman

old	old precinct	old town
full	full precinct	full town
original	original precinct	original town
small	small precinct	small town
Other adjectives: entire, rural, major, former, fictional, titular, last, local, nearest, eponymous.

In Ergo Proxy, Vincent and Pino have escaped Romdeau and are now living in somewhat of a shanty-town, with about 15 people in its precinct.

Source: Surveillance Drone
In the old days, a suspect thought to have shot a cop was essentially in a race for their life to turn themselves in a precinct completely across town, where they would *only* be beaten.

Source: Police Brutality
In smaller towns, there is usually one precinct per town.

Source: Useful Notes / Spell Our Name With A Po