lodgings

/ ˈlɒdʒɪŋz /

plural noun

So far this year, at least 10 people have been unable to stomach the Fall River, Massachusetts, lodgings.

Welcome to The Angel, one of the pay-by-the-hour lodgings offering a discreet haven for trysts and visits with dominatrixes.

But refugees are left unable to afford lodgings in the long-term when subsidies for shelter run out.

We then drove two hours, quickly checked into our lodgings, and came back out for a short walk.

In the end it was her purse that suffered; by 1814 she had made over to him most of her fortune and settled in lodgings in Bath.

I will give you an example of the charges in this country:—for the carriage of my little luggage to my lodgings I had to pay 10s.

The various lodgings of my bachelor days was never quite of the conventional sort.

I had found lodgings in a venda for the last time, the preceding evening, at Canto Gallo.

Aristide went back to his comfortless lodgings aflame with bewilderment, indignation and despair.

On the other hand the letting of an entire floor for lodgings may create a tenancy, and so may even a single room.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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