towncenter
nounUK /ˌtaʊn ˈsentə/
US /ˌtaʊn ˈsentər/
The main part of a town where the shops and important buildings are.
We walked to the towncenter to buy some bread and visit the library.
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2. The middle point of a town, often used to describe where most activity happens.
The parade ended right in the towncenter, where everyone gathered.
3. A place where people meet and do business in a town.
The new café in the towncenter is always full of people.
4. The busiest area of a town, with many stores and restaurants.
Parking in the towncenter can be hard on weekends.