Bed and House

Bed

Bed verb - To go to one's bed in order to sleep.

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House and bed are semantically related in accommodation topic. In some cases you can use "House" instead the word "Bed" as a verb or a noun, when it comes to topics like protection, lodge, quarter.

Nearby Words: bedding, bedroom, bedtime, bedhead, bedside

House

House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

Usage example: some of the freshmen were temporarily housed in local motels while the new dorm was being finished

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Synonyms for House

Antonyms for House

Bed and house are semantically related in accommodation topic. Sometimes you can use "Bed" instead the word "House" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as protection, lodge, quarter.

Nearby Words: household, housing, housed, housework, houseless

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How words are described

fancy	fancy bed	fancy house
old	old bed	old house
nice	nice bed	nice house
clean	clean bed	clean house
Other adjectives: normal, certain, single, empty, small, actual, entire, real, large, huge, wrong, wooden, beautiful, new, royal, next, strange, nearby, giant.

Common collocations

people	bed people	house people
population	bed population	house population
memory	bed memory	house memory
hundreds	bed hundreds	house hundreds

Both words in one sentence

Every NPC, even shopkeepers, have a bed and house they sleep in and a routine they follow.

Source: Video Game / Ultima VI
In retaliation, the Death Eaters kill Draco's good friend Pansy and then break into the house where Draco has been taken in by Harry and his friends for protection, just to leave Pansy's mutilated body on Draco's bed.

Source: Stuffed into the Fridge
Sarah McKlennar in Drums Along the Mohawk: when the Mohawks come to burn her house, she actually gets them to take her bed downstairs instead of setting it on fire.

Source: Determined Widow