Deposit
House
House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.
How words are described
| certain | certain deposit | certain house |
| current | current deposit | current house |
| single | single deposit | single house |
| deep | deep deposit | deep house |
| Other adjectives: open, small, large, great, huge, famous, grand, last. | ||
Common collocations
| soul | deposit soul | house soul |
| body | deposit body | house body |
| treasure | deposit treasure | house treasure |
| death | deposit death | house death |
| Other words: characters. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Probably should've spent your ill-gotten gains on a deposit on an apartment instead, dude... Though, he later gets a nicer house up on the hills to move away from his aunt.
Source: Improbably Cool Car -
After Yo-Yo goes through a stud with a circular saw, Lev complains that they've just lost the security deposit on their house, and Donna reminds him that they said goodbye to that a long time ago.
Source: Series / Halt and Catch Fire -
John eventually breaks down and puts a security deposit on an apartment for her just to get her out of the house.
Source: The Thing That Would Not Leave
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