noun
province
PRAH-vins/ˈprɑːvɪns/
A defined territory administered within a larger country.
Alberta is a province in the western part of Canada.

Etymology
Latin provincia named a territory outside Italy under Roman rule, supplying the administrative sense retained in English. Its deeper origin is uncertain.
In context
At its height, the alliance controlled most of central Mexico and distant territories within Meso America. The Zo Konichako province was an area that the Aztecs controlled
More examples
- The province funds several new hospitals.
- They move to another province to be closer to family.
- Heavy snow closes roads in three provinces.
Forms
province · provinces
provincial adjective — Relating to a province or its government.