Kensington
Kensington — noun
1. a wealthy area in west London, England, known for the large museums on Exhibitio
a wealthy area in west London, England, known for the large museums on Exhibition Road (the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Science Museum), for Kensington Palace (a royal home), and for Imperial College London; part of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and one of the city's most expensive places to live.
Folake and her family visited the Natural History Museum in Kensington last summer.
place name as location: 'in Kensington'
A small flat near Kensington Palace cost far more than Kian expected.
Many students at Imperial College London rent rooms in the Kensington area.
Ava and Joaquín walked through Kensington Gardens on their way to the Science Museum.
Élise booked a hotel in South Kensington because it was close to the museums.
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Always capitalised as a proper noun. Often used with a preceding preposition such as 'in', 'near', or 'from' (e.g., 'a shop in Kensington', 'she lives near Kensington'). 'South Kensington' and 'North Kensington' refer to different parts of the larger district with distinct characters.