IPA: /ˈʌpˌtaʊn/
KK: /ˈʌpˌtaʊn/
Referring to a part of a city that is situated away from the central area, often associated with residential neighborhoods or upscale areas.
She moved to an uptown neighborhood because she preferred the quieter atmosphere.
In or toward the northern or upper part of a town or city.
We decided to walk uptown to visit the new café.
The area in a city that is located in the upper part, often associated with residential neighborhoods and sometimes considered more affluent.
They decided to move to uptown for a quieter lifestyle and more green spaces.
Uptown → It is formed from "up" (from Old English "upp", meaning higher or above) and "town" (from Old English "tun", meaning an enclosure or settlement). The word "uptown" refers to the higher or more elevated part of a town or city.
Think of 'up' meaning higher and 'town' referring to a settlement — so uptown means the higher part of a town.