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Word History and Origins

Origin of home base1

An Americanism dating back to 1850–55

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Example Sentences

Katie Shapiro is a freelance cannabis and travel journalist who lives life at its highest and writes about it from her home base in Aspen.

From Eater

If you can’t regain your bearings after short walks in several directions, return to your home base and make camp, preferably in a lee with an overhead canopy.

The head of revenue, David Rostan, left to start his own business in New York, his home base.

From Fortune

Whistle is among the most effective in providing GPS location details, using your home Wi-Fi router as a home base, then pinpointing where your dog is—down to the city block—on-demand and via push notifications.

From Fortune

Get the lowdown on permaculture during a tour of the owners’ organic farm, or use this modern tiny house as home base for exploring Ponca State Park, located on the banks of the Missouri River, a ten-minute drive away.

His home base is Saint Francis of Assisi Church in Midtown Manhattan.

It serves as home base for the United States Consulate and other foreign offices.

This would be their home base while they spent around 10 days trekking through the jungle in search of the perfect new botanical.

Fox grew up in Ketchum, Idaho—the Hemingway home base for decades and where she still frequently visits.

I had recently returned back to my home base after a short trip to Paris.

She would rest for a few hours, then go soaring back to home base where she was to have two whole days to herself.

When the pitcher lifted his arm Dreer dashed for home-base, and seemed beating the ball.

But what have been the effects of this war upon the home base of missions?

Consequently, there are frequent shifts from one home base to another.

For instance: The pitchers haden't very good eye-site, and were just as liable to pitch a ball to "2nd base," as to "Home base."

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