relodge Antonyms
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Meaning of relodge
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relodge (v. t.)
To lodge again.
relodge Sentence Examples
- The displaced families were relodged in temporary shelters after their homes were destroyed.
- The university relodged students in nearby dormitories due to a plumbing issue.
- The wildfire victims were relodged in evacuation centers until their properties were safe.
- The government relodged refugees in camps after they were forced to flee their homes.
- The construction company relodged workers in new apartments after the old ones were condemned.
- The hospital relodged patients in private rooms after an outbreak of infection.
- The landlord relodged the tenant in a smaller unit after they complained about noisy neighbors.
- The hotel relodged guests in a different room after a leak was discovered in their original one.
- The homeowner relodged the family upstairs after flooding damaged the downstairs level.
- The animal shelter relodged a lost cat in a foster home until its owner could be found.
FAQs About the word relodge
To lodge again.
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The displaced families were relodged in temporary shelters after their homes were destroyed.
The university relodged students in nearby dormitories due to a plumbing issue.
The wildfire victims were relodged in evacuation centers until their properties were safe.
The government relodged refugees in camps after they were forced to flee their homes.
