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locuses

noun
SayLOH-kuhs-izUS/ˈloʊkəsɪz/UK/ˈləʊkəsɪz/

1 meaning of locuses

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of locus. A rare form: most people say loci.

    The two cities became important locuses of the new music scene.

    The old market and the train station were the town's busiest locuses.

locuses is a form of locus

locus, noun: A place, especially one where a lot happens or where a crime took place. Full entry

Forms
locusloci plurallocuses plural
Spelling
locus → locuses: add -es
Sound
The ending sounds like /ɪz/, an extra syllable.

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