lodging house (Meaning)

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lodging house (n)

a house where rooms are rented

The dilapidated lodging house on the edge of town was a refuge for the homeless and the destitute.
The old couple rented out rooms in their lodging house to supplement their meager income.
The investigation revealed that the lodging house was a front for illegal activities.
The police raided the lodging house, arresting several individuals for drug possession and prostitution.
The city council voted to demolish the abandoned lodging house, deeming it a hazard.
The traveler sought shelter in a modest lodging house, hoping for a night's rest.
The lodging house was known for its questionable clientele and frequent disturbances.
The reporter went undercover, posing as a guest at the lodging house to expose its illicit practices.
The owner of the lodging house was a notorious slumlord, neglecting the safety and well-being of his tenants.
The once-grand lodging house had fallen into disrepair, its walls crumbling and its windows boarded up.

a house where rooms are rented

B and B, hotel,rooming house, public house, motor court, hostelry, hostel, motor inn, tavern, apartment hotel

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The dilapidated lodging house on the edge of town was a refuge for the homeless and the destitute.

The old couple rented out rooms in their lodging house to supplement their meager income.

The investigation revealed that the lodging house was a front for illegal activities.

The police raided the lodging house, arresting several individuals for drug possession and prostitution.