Residence and Shack

Residence

Residence noun - The place where one lives.
Usage example: police stopped by his residence to question him
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Synonyms for Residence

Shack and residence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shack" instead a noun "Residence".

Shack

Shack noun - A small, simply constructed, and often temporary dwelling.
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Synonyms for Shack

Residence and shack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Residence" instead a noun "Shack".

Nearby Words: shackled, shacking, shacked

How words are described

old old residence old shack
full full residence full shack
typical typical residence typical shack
complete complete residence complete shack
Other adjectives: future, single, empty, small, abandoned, decrepit, ramshackle, nearby, previous.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Greed Contrived Coincidence: After McTeague leaves for good, Trina leaves their sad little shack and takes up residence at a kindergarten where she works as custodian and sleeps in a side room.
    Source: Film / Greed
  • Wrestling / The Wyatt Family Madness Mantra: In one of the vignettes leading up to their debut, the WWE.com reported toured their residence, a dimly lit shack of sorts with minimal technology.
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