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US /ɝˈbænəti/ UK /ɜːˈbænɪti/
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From Middle English urbanitie, through French urbanite, from Latin urbanitas, based on urbanus ('of a city; cultivated, refined') and ultimately urbs ('city'). The courtesy sense reflects the old association of city manners with polish and sophistication.

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