fireside Synonyms
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Strong:
- shelter
- cottage
- diggings
- nest
- mansion
- cabin
- apartment
- residency
- quarters
- habitation
- hearthstone
- ranch
- farmhouse
- domicile
- pad
- bungalow
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- lodgement
- motor-home
- manse
- duplex
- hootch
- countryseat
- flophouse
- apartment-house
- tract-house
- split-level
- manor-house
- houseboat
- shack
- house-trailer
- grange
- flat
- hall
- tenement-house
- lodging-house
- ranch-house
- townhome
- semi
- homestead
- shanty
- saltbox
- manor
- casita
- chalet
- dormitory
- hermitage
- castle
- ch-teau
- dorm
- accommodations
- suite
- billet
- rooming-house
- hut
- town-house
- villa
- lodgment
- salon
- condominium
- trailer
- tenement
- room-s-
- estate
- parsonage
- recreational-vehicle
- boardinghouse
- vicarage
- condo
- penthouse
- triplex
- mobile-home
- walk-up
- hacienda
- hovel
- palace
- barracks
- rv
- rectory
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- pretentious
- ostentatious
- grandiose
- pretentious
- ostentatious
- pompous
- affected
- affected
- pompous
- grandiose
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No Weak antonyms found.
fireside Meaning
fireside (n)
an area near a fireplace (usually paved and extending out into a room)
home symbolized as a part of the fireplace
fireside (n.)
A place near the fire or hearth; home; domestic life or retirement.
fireside Sentence Examples
- As the embers crackled beside the fireside, a cozy warmth enveloped the room.
- On a chilly winter evening, the family gathered around the fireside, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows.
- The ancient castle's fireside cast a flickering glow on the knights as they plotted their next adventure.
- The young couple nestled close by the fireside, their hands intertwined in the radiant glow.
- In the days of yore, travelers would often seek shelter by the fireside of a friendly inn.
- The forest hut's solitary fireside provided both light and warmth to the weary hunter.
- As the storm raged outside, the villagers huddled close to the fireside, feeling a sense of community.
- The scholar's study was illuminated by a softly glowing fireside, creating an atmosphere conducive to contemplation.
- Around the campfire's fireside, the scouts exchanged tales of bravery and sang songs that lifted their spirits.
- The crackling fireside in the rustic cabin offered a welcome respite from the biting cold of the mountains.
FAQs About the word fireside
an area near a fireplace (usually paved and extending out into a room), home symbolized as a part of the fireplaceA place near the fire or hearth; home; domesti
lodging, abode, house, place, housing, roof,residence, hearth, home, dwelling
pretentious, ostentatious, grandiose, pretentious, ostentatious, pompous, affected,affected, pompous, grandiose
As the embers crackled beside the fireside, a cozy warmth enveloped the room.
On a chilly winter evening, the family gathered around the fireside, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows.
The ancient castle's fireside cast a flickering glow on the knights as they plotted their next adventure.
The young couple nestled close by the fireside, their hands intertwined in the radiant glow.
