boardinghouse (Meaning)
boardinghouse (n)
a private house that provides accommodations and meals for paying guests
Synonyms & Antonyms of boardinghouse
boardinghouse Sentence Examples
- The quaint boardinghouse on the corner of Elm Street has been a fixture in our neighborhood for decades.
- My great-grandmother used to run a boardinghouse during the early 20th century, welcoming travelers from far and wide.
- The boardinghouse provided a comfortable haven for students attending the nearby university.
- We rented a room in the boardinghouse for the duration of our visit to the coastal town.
- Living in a boardinghouse allowed me to meet people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
- The boardinghouse had a communal kitchen where residents could prepare their meals.
- The boardinghouse owner took great pride in maintaining a clean and welcoming environment for all guests.
- During the summer season, the boardinghouse was often fully booked with tourists seeking affordable accommodation.
- The boardinghouse had a cozy lounge where residents could relax and socialize in the evenings.
- Many famous writers and artists found inspiration while staying in the boardinghouse during their travels.
FAQs About the word boardinghouse
a private house that provides accommodations and meals for paying guests
motel,hotel, hostel, tavern, lodging house, dormitory, bed-and-breakfast, campground, caravansary, lodge
No antonyms found.
The quaint boardinghouse on the corner of Elm Street has been a fixture in our neighborhood for decades.
My great-grandmother used to run a boardinghouse during the early 20th century, welcoming travelers from far and wide.
The boardinghouse provided a comfortable haven for students attending the nearby university.
We rented a room in the boardinghouse for the duration of our visit to the coastal town.
