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Chatsworth

Definition

Chatsworth is a place name that refers to several locations around the world.

As a proper noun, it could also refer to a famous estate located in the United Kingdom.

Senses/Usages

Sense 1: Place Name

Chatsworth is a suburban neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, known for its picturesque landscapes and affluent community.

Example sentence: I'm planning to visit Chatsworth this weekend to enjoy the beautiful gardens.

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Sense 2: Place Name

Chatsworth is a small town in the Derbyshire Dales district of England, famous for its historic buildings and stunning natural scenery.

Example sentence: We hiked to the Peak District and passed through Chatsworth, which was absolutely breathtaking.

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Sense 3: Place Name

Chatsworth is the name of a township in the province of Ontario, Canada, known for its agricultural heritage and quaint charm.

Example sentence: I grew up in Chatsworth, surrounded by vast farmlands and friendly neighbors.

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Sense 4: Proper Noun

Chatsworth House is a historic stately home in Derbyshire, England, renowned for its grand architecture and extensive art collection.

Example sentence: The guided tour of Chatsworth House allowed us to appreciate the rich history and opulence of the estate.

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