What is another word for Blok?

Pronunciation: [blˈɒk] (IPA)

Blok, which is a term used for a group of buildings or a residential complex, has several synonyms that can be used interchangeably. These include estate, complex, neighborhood, development, colony, community, compound, and district. Blok is mostly used in Central and Eastern Europe, while other terms are used in different parts of the world. Words like estate and development can also refer to commercial properties, while neighborhood and community have a more localized feel. Compound and district usually refer to larger, more sprawling areas, while colony is a term that is not as widely used today. Regardless of the term used, they all refer to a group of buildings or residences located within a particular area.

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  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      block.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      bloc.

What are the hypernyms for Blok?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Blok

It was the "land's end" of New York, while the island that was heaving up out of the sea, at a distance of about twenty miles to the eastward, was the property of Rhode Island, being called Blok Island.
"Jack Tier or The Florida Reef"
James Fenimore Cooper
Her object seemed to be to maintain her weatherly position, and in this manner the two vessels ran on for an hour longer, until the Swash had made most of the distance between Montauk and Blok Island.
"Jack Tier or The Florida Reef"
James Fenimore Cooper
"A craft under Blok," shouted the look-out, that was still kept aloft as a necessary precaution.
"Jack Tier or The Florida Reef"
James Fenimore Cooper

Famous quotes with Blok

  • Blok was probably the greatest Russian poet since Pushkin; although internationally less well known than Rilke and Valéry, he is of their stature and importance. He revolutionized Russian versification by making use of a purely accentual technique. He knew, as so few now know, that only the poetry of suffering – whether it is a poetry of joy or not – can be great. His own poetry, for which he burnt himself out, demonstrates this.
    Alexander Blok

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