homish (Meaning)
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homish (a.)
Like a home or a home circle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of homish
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homish Sentence Examples
- The cozy living room exuded a warm and homish ambiance, inviting relaxation.
- The quaint cottage had a homish appeal, with its low-beamed ceilings and crackling fireplace.
- The small town fair had a homish atmosphere, with friendly faces and the scent of homemade pies.
- The neighborhood gathering had a homish feel, fostering a sense of community and warmth.
- My grandmother's kitchen was a homish sanctuary, filled with delicious aromas and laughter.
- The bed and breakfast had a homish charm, with its antique furniture and inviting porch.
- The cozy den provided a homish retreat, perfect for curling up with a good book.
- The family-run restaurant offered a homish dining experience, with hearty meals and attentive service.
- The small local shop had a homish atmosphere, where the owner greeted customers with a smile.
- The warm and welcoming atmosphere of the library created a homish haven for book lovers.
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Like a home or a home circle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cozy living room exuded a warm and homish ambiance, inviting relaxation.
The quaint cottage had a homish appeal, with its low-beamed ceilings and crackling fireplace.
The small town fair had a homish atmosphere, with friendly faces and the scent of homemade pies.
The neighborhood gathering had a homish feel, fostering a sense of community and warmth.
