Down-and-out
Down-and-out adjective - Lacking bodily strength.
Homeless and down-and-out are semantically related In some cases you can use "Homeless" instead an adjective phrase "Down-and-out".
Homeless
Homeless adjective - Without nationality or citizenship.
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Synonyms for Homeless
Down-and-out and homeless are semantically related in destitute topic. You can use "Down-and-out" instead an adjective "Homeless", if it concerns topics such as displaced.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- poor and down-and-out
- poor and homeless
- unsettled and down-and-out
- unsettled and homeless
- vagrant and down-and-out
- vagrant and homeless
- vagabond and down-and-out
- vagabond and homeless
- itinerant and down-and-out
- itinerant and homeless
- outcast and down-and-out
- outcast and homeless
- derelict and down-and-out
- derelict and homeless
Both words in one sentence
- In this film Harold is down-and-out, without funds to pay for the lunch he'd dearly like to eat, befriending a homeless little girl who is as hungry as he is.
Source: Film / From Hand to Mouth
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