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Synonym for home [noun]

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home [noun]

means "institution"
asylum, sanatorium, hospital, refuge, retreat, orphanage

home [noun]

means "buliding"
habitation, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat, quarters
Further results for the word "home"

abode [noun]

means "habitation"
home, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat

apartment [noun]

means "pad"
flat, lodging, room, suite, home

asylum [noun]

means "institute"
hospital, sanatorium, home

bungalow [noun]

means "one-story dwelling"
home

cabin [noun]

means "building"
home

condominium [noun]

means "commonly owned apartment house"
apartment, condo [US], apartment house, coop, home, house

domestic [adjective]

means "native"
home, indigenous, inland, internal, municipal

domestic [adjective]

means "household"
family, home

domicile [noun]

means "habitation"
abode, home, house, household, residence, habitat

dwelling [noun]

means "place"
abode, domicile, home, house, residence

habitat [noun]

means "environment"
surroundings, locality, territory, haunt, home, ground

hospital [noun]

means "asylum"
institution, sanatorium, home, refuge, retreat, orphanage

house [noun]

means "building"
home, residence, household, domicile, dwelling, habitation

household [noun]

means "domestic"
family, home

internal [adjective]

means "domestic affairs"
domestic, home, national, municipal, inland, indigenous

lodging [noun]

means "personal accommodation"
dwelling, domicile, home, shelter, residence, harbour

manor house [noun]

means "residence"
mansion, lodge, chateau, home, hotel

orphanage [noun]

means "asylum"
institution, sanatorium, hospital, refuge, retreat, home

pad [noun]

means "apartment"
flat, lodging, room, suite, home

place [noun]

means "building"
dwelling, abode, domicile, home, house, residence

quarters [noun]

means "habitation"
home

roof [noun]

means "place"
home, abode, house, dwelling, cabin, habitation

home-made [adjective]

means "domestic"
handcrafted

homeless [adjective]

means "without a country"
exiled, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond

homeless [adjective]

means "having no home"
vagrant, outcast, itinerant, derelict

homelike [adjective]

means "easeful"
comfortable, commodious, cosy, easy, snug, sheltered

homely [adjective]

means "modest"
snug, cosy, simple, unpretentious

homespun [adjective]

means "unsophisticated"
unpretentious, homey, native, rustic, provincial, simple

homespun [adjective]

means "made at home"
handcrafted, domestic

homestead [noun]

means "home"
birthplace, hearth, family, haven, fireside

homework [noun]

means "undertaking"
business, activity, work, project, lesson

homey [adjective]

means "property"
familiar, cozy, friendly, comfortable, warm-hearted, homespun, enjoyable, pleasant, unassuming, livable, homelike, relaxed, easy-going

assignment [noun]

means "duty"
job, responsibility, homework, task, talk, obligation

classical [adjective]

means "greek"
homeric

colony [noun]

means "people"
community, village, settlement, homestead, hamlet, cluster

comfortable [adjective]

means "easeful"
homelike, commodious, cosy, easy, snug, sheltered

common [adjective]

means "characteristic"
homespun, familiar

epic [adjective]

means "quality"
grand, heroic, tremendous, momentous, homeric, historic

exiled [adjective]

means "without a country"
homeless, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond

farm [noun]

means "place"
ranch, plantation, homestead, holding, grassland

hamlet [noun]

means "community"
village, settlement, homestead, colony, cluster

hideous [adjective]

means "ugly"
offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ill-favoured, unsightly

historic [adjective]

means "heroic or grand"
heroic, tremendous, momentous, Homeric, epic, narrative

housekeeper [noun]

means "maintainer of household"
servant, caretaker, homemaker, housewife, serving woman, cleaning woman

ill-favoured [adjective]

means "hideous"
offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ugly, unsightly

ordinary [adjective]

means "plain"
commonplace, homely

plain [adjective]

means "quality"
simple, frugal, discreet, homely, dry, homey

plain [adjective]

means "property"
unattractive, homely, unbeautiful, ugly

project [noun]

means "undertaking"
business, activity, work, homework, lesson

provincial [adjective]

means "rural"
bucolic, countrified, unpolished, rustic, homespun, hinterland

ranch [noun]

means "farm"
plantation, homestead, holding, grassland

snug [adjective]

means "cosy"
intimate, comfortable, secure, homelike, homey, safe

ugly [adjective]

means "property"
hideous, offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ill-favoured

unattractive [adjective]

means "plain"
homely, unbeautiful, ugly

unsightly [adjective]

means "hideous"
offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ill-favoured, ugly

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