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house-to-house
[ hous-tuh-hous ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of house-to-house1
Example Sentences
When the Germans began house-to-house searches, looking for Jews, my father took Jakov and and Sandra to a remote village.
The old maids hunt out cases of distress and make themselves useful to the community: they do the house-to-house visitation.
We also made a house-to-house search for arms and collected three wagonloads, mostly old.
That afternoon the Vicar of Marley was paying house-to-house visits among his humbler parishioners.
In “house-to-house visitation” in Edinburgh, I have observed with much surprise that among 145 families visited 143 were Scotch.
Now, the thing fer me to do first is to make a house-to-house search to see if I c'n locate a typewritin' machine anywheres.
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