Brothel and House

Brothel

Brothel noun - A building in which prostitutes are available.

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House and brothel are semantically related. In some cases you can use "House" instead a noun "Brothel".

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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Brothel and house are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brothel" instead a noun "House".

fancy	fancy brothel	fancy house
human	human brothel	human house
old	old brothel	old house
clean	clean brothel	clean house
Other adjectives: safe, public, complete, certain, rival, original, cheap, small, actual, entire, large, tiny, titular, local, nearby, eponymous.

Lillian goes from living in a nice semi-detached house similar to Sheila's (which can be seen in the episode where Frank pretends to be a window cleaner to avoid the wrath of his father Neville) to a rundown council house that later becomes the brothel.

Source: Series / Shameless (UK)
Then it turned out that the house had been a presidential brothel frequented by Abraham Lincoln, among others.

Source: George Washington Slept Here
The titular house is most likely a brothel in New Orleans (the city is named in the song).

Source: Misaimed Fandom / Music

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