Estate and House

Estate

Estate noun - A large impressive residence.

Usage example: the estates of multimillionaires line the shores of this ocean resort

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

House noun - The place where one lives.

Usage example: come over to my house for supper so I can show off my new stove

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

fancy	fancy estate	fancy house
old	old estate	old house
nice	nice estate	nice house
complete	complete estate	complete house
Other adjectives: noble, empty, small, entire, real, large, huge, main, isolated, beautiful, grand, new, abandoned, dilapidated, ramshackle, flying, local, nearby, bigger, eponymous.

A wealthy old lady left her estate and house to her cat for the rest of its natural life, under the care of a trustee; after the cat's death the house is to go to the city for a park.

Source: Pet Heir
His will left his house and estate to that cat and its descendants in perpetuity.

Source: Kindhearted Cat Lover
Nightmare Fetishist: Violet only wants to move in the house after the real estate ladies tells the family about the murders.

Source: Series / American Horror Story: Murder House

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