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House

16 Words

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1.
dup
lex
Noun

an apartment with two floors each with its own rooms connected by an internal staircase

The lower unit of the duplex has a spacious living room and kitchen, while the upper unit has bedrooms and a study.

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dwell
2.
dwell
Verb

to live in a particular place

The family decided to dwell in a quaint village after years of city living.

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villa
3.
vi
lla
Noun

a country house that has a large garden, particularly the one located in southern Europe or warm regions

They spent their summer vacation in a beautiful villa overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by lush gardens.

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attic
4.
a
ttic
Noun

an area or room directly under the roof of a house, typically used for storage or as an additional living area

She converted the attic into a cozy home office with skylights and built-in shelves.

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accommodation
5.
a
cco
mmo
da
tion
Noun

a place where people live, stay, or work in

She booked her accommodation in advance to ensure she had a comfortable place to stay during her vacation.

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loft
6.
loft
Noun

a room immediately under the roof of a house, which is used as a storage or living space

They converted the loft into a cozy bedroom.

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7.
mud
room
Noun

a small room or area for putting in wet or dirty footwear and clothes before entering a house

After a long hike, we left our muddy boots in the mudroom to avoid tracking dirt into the house.

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8.
panic room
Noun

a safe room in an office or house where people can escape into in case of danger

During the storm, they took shelter in the panic room, knowing it was the safest place in the house.

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9.
utility room
Noun

a room in which there are large pieces of household equipment such as a dishwasher

The utility room is where I keep all my cleaning supplies and the vacuum cleaner.

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lease
10.
lease
Verb

to allow someone to use or occupy property for a specified period of time in exchange for payment, as defined by a contract

The landlord agreed to lease the apartment to the young couple for one year.

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lounge
11.
lounge
Verb

to relax in a comfortable way

On weekends, she likes to lounge by the pool with a good book.

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mortgage
12.
mort
gage
Noun

an official contract or arrangement by which a bank gives money to someone as a loan to buy a house and the person agrees to repay the loan over a specified period, usually with interest

They took out a mortgage to buy their first house in the suburbs.

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inhabit
13.
in
ha
bit
Verb

to reside in a specific place

Many species of birds inhabit the forest year-round.

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dwell
14.
dwell
Verb

to live in a particular place

The family decided to dwell in a quaint village after years of city living.

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15.
sub
let
Noun

a lease from one lessee to another

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evict
16.
e
vict
Verb

to legally force someone to leave a property, often because they broke the rules of the rental agreement

The landlord had to evict the tenant for consistently failing to pay rent.

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