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Do you capitalize the word village?

It depends on the context:

* As a common noun: You do not capitalize "village" when it is used as a general term.

* Example: "They lived in a small village nestled among the hills."

* As a proper noun: You do capitalize "village" when it is part of a specific place name.

* Example: "We visited the quaint Village of Oakhaven."

* As part of a title: You do capitalize "village" if it is part of a title, such as a book or movie title.

* Example: "The Secret Life of the Village."

So, to answer your question directly, you don't capitalize "village" unless it is part of a proper noun or a title.

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