tiring-house (Meaning)
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tiring-house (n.)
A tiring-room.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tiring-house
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tiring-house Sentence Examples
- After a tiring house move, the family was exhausted and in need of rest.
- The renovation of our tiring house has been a time-consuming and physically demanding process.
- The daily commute to her tiring house left Sarah drained and dispirited.
- The aging infrastructure of the tiring house presented a series of challenges during the remodel.
- Despite the tiring house's many shortcomings, it held sentimental value for the family.
- The cramped and cluttered tiring house felt oppressive and suffocating.
- The never-ending repairs and maintenance on the tiring house weighed heavily on the homeowners.
- The location of the tiring house in a noisy and polluted neighborhood made it a less desirable home.
- The tired house's layout, with its maze-like hallways and odd-shaped rooms, was impractical and confusing.
- The buyers were hesitant to purchase the tiring house due to its obvious need for extensive renovations.
FAQs About the word tiring-house
A tiring-room.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
After a tiring house move, the family was exhausted and in need of rest.
The renovation of our tiring house has been a time-consuming and physically demanding process.
The daily commute to her tiring house left Sarah drained and dispirited.
The aging infrastructure of the tiring house presented a series of challenges during the remodel.
