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apartment
[uh-pahrt-muhnt]
noun
a room or a group of related rooms, among similar sets in one building, designed for use as a dwelling.
a building containing or made up of such rooms.
any separated room or group of rooms in a house or other dwelling.
We heard cries from an apartment at the back of the house.
British., apartments, a set of rooms used as a dwelling by one person or one family.
apartment
/ əˈpɑːtmənt /
noun
(often plural) any room in a building, usually one of several forming a suite, esp one that is spacious and well furnished and used as living accommodation, offices, etc
another name (esp US and Canadian) for flat 2
( as modifier )
apartment building
apartment house
Other Word Forms
- apartmental adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of apartment1
Word History and Origins
Origin of apartment1
Example Sentences
But her next steps were clear as ever — instead of settling into a new apartment, she took on a nomadic lifestyle, with making new music as her only goal.
When I stepped into the delivery suite to give birth again, the room was as familiar as my own apartment.
That meant Anthony was going to have to take out student loans and pay for his own apartment in Tucson.
Now you want to buy them each an apartment, and finally you may end up paying their mortgages, if they don’t have the money to do so themselves.
Professionals don’t bring squadrons to chase after tamale ladies or day laborers, or stage flashy raids of apartments and parks that accomplish little else than footage for propaganda videos.
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