rooming house (Meaning)

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rooming house (n)

a house where rooms are rented

The dilapidated rooming house stood silently on the shadowy street, a testament to its troubled past.
The cramped rooming house was a hive of activity, with residents bustling about their daily lives.
The dingy rooming house provided meager shelter for those on the fringes of society.
The mysterious rooming house was said to be haunted by restless spirits, a chilling legend that few dared to explore.
The overcrowded rooming house was a hotbed of crime and despair, a place where hope dwindled.
The rooming house became a safe haven for the homeless, offering respite from the cruel elements.
The communal living situation in the rooming house fostered a sense of camaraderie among its residents.
The rooming house was a melting pot of different cultures, where strangers came together to share stories and support.
The decrepit rooming house was slated for demolition, but its tenants fought to preserve their home.
Despite its humble exterior, the rooming house held a special place in the hearts of those who had lived within its walls.

a house where rooms are rented

B and B,lodging house, hotel, hospice, caravanserai, tavern, guesthouse, bed-and-breakfast, hostel, inn

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The dilapidated rooming house stood silently on the shadowy street, a testament to its troubled past.

The cramped rooming house was a hive of activity, with residents bustling about their daily lives.

The dingy rooming house provided meager shelter for those on the fringes of society.

The mysterious rooming house was said to be haunted by restless spirits, a chilling legend that few dared to explore.