dwelling
Americannoun
noun
Related Words
See house.
Other Word Forms
- multidwelling noun
Etymology
Origin of dwelling
Example Sentences
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She’s been heartbroken by the theft, he said, and they’re trying to keep her from dwelling on it.
From Los Angeles Times
However, it appears White wasn’t overly impressed with what he saw, with records indicating that the dwelling did sell in February of this year, for $4.2 million to a different buyer.
From MarketWatch
The modern mansion is a far cry from the historic dwelling that previously occupied the parcel—and was described as a “gorgeous relic” in one report about its listing.
From MarketWatch
However, the sale of their La Quinta dwelling marks the second sale of a shared home since that announcement was made—suggesting that the estranged husband and wife are getting their affairs in order.
From MarketWatch
Ever wondered how long it would take to build an accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, in your backyard?
From Los Angeles Times
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