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vicinage
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vic·i·nage  (vs-nj)
n.
1.
a. A limited region around a particular area; a vicinity.
b. A number of places situated near each other and considered as a group.
2. The residents of a particular neighborhood.
3. The state of living in a neighborhood; proximity.

[Middle English vesinage, from Old French, from vesin, neighboring, from Latin vcnus; see vicinity.]

vicinage [ˈvɪsənɪdʒ]
n Now rare
1. the residents of a particular neighbourhood
2. a less common word for vicinity
[from Old French vicenage, from vicin neighbouring, from Latin vīcīnus; see vicinity]


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In the ten-year journey since the recommendation was adopted, four of the fifteen judicial vicinages--New Jersey is a unified court system, and its twenty-one counties have sixteen judicial vicinages--in the ten years since the recommendation was made, four vicinages have adopted the program.
New Jersey is a unified court system with fifteen judicial vicinages (administrative districts).
 
 
 
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