City (noun)

1. A large human settlement with a advanced social, economic, and political organization.
2. A center of population, culture, and commerce.
3. A municipality incorporated as a city.

Origin:

Middle english 'cite' from old french 'cité' meaning a city or town, ultimately from latin 'civitas' meaning citizenship or community.

Examples:

1. New York City is the largest city in the United States.
2. She was born and raised in the city.
3. The city has a rich history.
4. The city is famous for its food.
5. The city is known for its nightlife.