Gate and House

Gate

Gate noun - A barrier by which an entry is closed and opened.

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House and gate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "House" instead the word "Gate" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: gat, gateway, gated, gatehouse, gating

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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Gate and house are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gate" instead the word "House" as a noun or a verb.

old	old gate	old house
complete	complete gate	complete house
certain	certain gate	certain house
original	original gate	original house
Other adjectives: single, small, actual, entire, large, huge, wooden, main, new, titular, next, last, different, nearby, giant, red, locked, creepy, eponymous.

Poltergeist: The ghosts who are haunting the house creates a gate in the children's closet leading to the other side: another gate in the ceiling of the living room leads back to our world.

Source: Cool Gate
Turns out that was just the guard shack out at the gate; the house, set well back from the road, is orders of magnitude bigger than his own.

Source: Big Fancy House
The 2006 film with a Setting Update to a modern day gangster story has the Birnham Wood part fulfilled by Malcolm's forces using a lumber truck to break down the front gate of Macbeth's house.

Source: Prophecy Twist

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