no-cities
/nəʊˈsɪtɪz/(also no-city) Now historical
adjective
Of a strategy, war, etc.: advocating or involving the avoidance of centres of population as targets of nuclear bombing.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in The Economist. From no + the plural of city. In β form re-formed from no + city.
- marching orders
- marching season
- marching song
- marching watch
- marchioness
- Marchi-positive
- marchland
- marchlands
- March Madness
- marchman
- March moth
- marchpane
- march-past
- march stone
- march to (the beat of) a different tune (or drummer)
- march-ward
- Marciano, Rocky
- marcid
- Marcionism
- Marcionist
- Marcionite
- Marcionitism
- Marcobrunn
- Marcobrunner
- Marcomanni