Property
Property noun - A small piece of land that is developed or available for development.
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Synonyms for Property
School and property are semantically related. In some cases you can use "School" instead a noun "Property".
How words are described
| human | human property | human school |
| old | old property | old school |
| high | high property | high school |
| expensive | expensive property | expensive school |
| Other adjectives: special, common, original, free, single, exclusive, actual, entire, real, private, abandoned, former, military, last, different, magical, residential. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Rosario + Vampire features a one-shot doppleganger villain that turns into Tsukune in order to sneak off of the school's property without getting caught.
Source: Gender Bender -
The Princess Bride: In order to marry Prince Humperdinck, Buttercup has to attend royalty school for three years, and is given the title of Princess of Hammersmith (which was part of the Florinese property but nobody ever paid attention to it) because the Prince couldn't marry a commoner.
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Rival Dojos: The Beifong Metalbending Academy and Master Kunyo's firebending school stage a duel over the property rights to a training dojo.
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