House and Unit

House

House noun - A social unit living together.

Usage example: I waited until the whole house was asleep

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

Unit noun - A single undivided whole.

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House and unit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a noun "Unit".

Nearby Word: unitary

old	old house	old unit
particular	particular house	particular unit
normal	normal house	normal unit
complete	complete house	complete unit
Other adjectives: regular, standard, original, single, small, powerful, actual, entire, large, main, new, flying, titular, last, different, nearby, eponymous.

Of course, once she inevitably joins the party for the last stretch of the game, the Fridge Logic of where they're now storing everything kicks in, given that the house in which the two lived acted as a perfectly justifiable storage unit up to that point...

Source: Bag of Sharing
Clear My Name: In Kyobashi's route, Kyobashi is implicated in a number of hacking incidents to the point that he's placed on house arrest while the rest of the unit investigates.

Source: Visual Novel / Metro PD: Close to You
House of Cards notably destroys itself when revealed, giving any enemy unit that attacks it instant success, and the game.

Source: Tropers / Wax

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