House and League

House

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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League and house are semantically related. in delegation of representatives topic. In some cases you can use "League" instead a noun "House".

League noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.

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House and league are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a noun "League".

Nearby Words: leagued, leaguer, leaguing

old	old house	old league
particular	particular house	particular league
regular	regular house	regular league
rival	rival house	rival league
Other adjectives: current, standard, single, simple, powerful, actual, entire, real, lower, main, former, minor, last, different, local, eponymous.

In Knocked Up, Pete is making up lies about work and sneaking out of the house so that he can go see his fantasy baseball league.

Source: Mistaken for Cheating
In Scary Movie 2, the creepy, depraved butler turns out to be in league with the evil ghost inhabitating the haunted house.

Source: The Butler Did It
Chekhov's Gun: When the League members first enter Dorian Gray's house, Quatermain notices that one of the paintings on the wall is missing (leaving an obvious painting-shaped splotch).

Source: Film / The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

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