House and Tract

House

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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

Tract noun - A broad geographical area.

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House and tract are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a noun "Tract".

Nearby Words: tractable, tractate

moving	moving house	moving tract
human	human house	human tract
upper	upper house	upper tract
single	single house	single tract
Other adjectives: entire, large, huge, tiny, lower, famous, strange, giant, suburban.

When the sting goes off, however, nothing happens... until they realize they're in a suburban housing tract, and every house for blocks around them has the exact design plan as the one they assumed he was in.

Source: Nothing Is Scarier
Audrey's song, "Somewhere That's Green" in Little Shop of Horrors is basically about this, with her dreaming of living in a tract-house away from Skid-Row with "a fence of real chain-link" and a disposal in the sink.

Source: Mundane Luxury
Red Pill, Blue Pill: An aging man with a failed life and a shrewish wife is in the basement of a tract house he is buying when a door between the worlds opens up.

Source: Literature / World of Tiers

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