living unit
noun
a dwelling intended for use by one household.
Origin of living unit
1First recorded in 1935–40
Words Nearby living unit
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How to use living unit in a sentence
The general rise in standards of living combined with radical improvements in the housing stock expanded the variety and affordability of living units.
The Pandemic Has Raised Fears About Loneliness. History Suggests We Should Worry About the Opposite, Too | David Vincent | July 8, 2020 | TimeBach living unit is an entity radically different from all others.
The Basis of Morality | Arthur SchopenhauerThe physical and the mental grow in strength from infancy to manhood; they are a living unit.
Nature and Culture | Harvey RiceIn her very conformity to type, she represented so naturally a real and living unit of humanity.
The Avenger | E. Phillips Oppenheim
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