District and House

District

District noun - An area (as of a city) set apart for some purpose or having some special feature.

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

Nearby Words: districted, districting

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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

old	old district	old house
particular	particular district	particular house
normal	normal district	normal house
certain	certain district	certain house
Other adjectives: rival, single, small, entire, large, huge, evil, main, famous, new, former, titular, different, local, giant, eponymous.

Could border on Grey and Gray Morality, given that there were multiple other people who would be cheated of their money and hard work if he were arrested and the officers were invading a very important Count's house to make the arrest (they didn't have a warrant from the Vorkosigan district).

Source: Literature / Vorkosigan Saga aka: Komarr
Old Town Alexandria is a quaint historic district, located just north of George Washington's home (in the world's best commuter incentive, he arranged for the District to be built near his house).

Source: Useful Notes / Washington, D.C.
Save Scumming: If you buy the house in the Garmon Mines district, you can do this with refining ores.

Source: Video Game / Harvest Moon: Animal Parade

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