vicarages Synonyms
Strongest:
- habitations
- rectories
- roofs
- domiciles
- manses
- dwellings
- hearths
- abodes
- quarters
- hermitages
- residences
- parsonages
- lodgings
Strong:
- chalets
- duplexes
- tenements
- bungalows
- rooms
- shelters
- hearthstones
- accommodations
- housings
- cottages
- homes
- cabins
- flats
- firesides
- casitas
- ranches
- nests
- residencies
- houses
- diggings
- town-houses
- places
- pads
- ranch-houses
Weak:
- lodgments
- barracks
- apartment-houses
- hooches
- apartments
- tract-houses
- boardinghouses
- hootches
- lodging-houses
- triplexes
- rooming-houses
- dormitories
- lodgements
- condominia
- dorms
- condominiums
- saltboxes
- tenement-houses
- huts
- condos
- hutches
- semis
- split-levels
- shanties
- flophouses
- hovels
- townhomes
- billets
- shacks
- walk-ups
vicarages Meaning
vicarages
the benefice of a vicar, the house of a vicar, a vicar's home, vicariate sense 1
vicarages Sentence Examples
- The quaint vicarage stood amidst sprawling lawns and vibrant gardens.
- The vicar's imposing residence, known as the vicarage, commanded a prominent position in the village.
- The weather-beaten stone vicarage bore witness to centuries past.
- The vicarage's spacious rooms echoed with laughter and the bustle of a lively household.
- The sprawling vicarage provided a sanctuary for weary travelers and solace for the troubled.
- The vicarage's attic harbored forgotten relics and long-lost secrets.
- The vicarage's ivy-clad walls whispered tales of love, loss, and redemption.
- The vicarage's grand oak staircase creaked with the weight of time.
- The vicarage's library held a treasure trove of ancient texts and forgotten knowledge.
- The vicarage's gardens were a riot of color, providing a picturesque backdrop for the community's gatherings.
FAQs About the word vicarages
the benefice of a vicar, the house of a vicar, a vicar's home, vicariate sense 1
habitations,rectories, roofs, domiciles, manses, dwellings, hearths, abodes, quarters, hermitages
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The quaint vicarage stood amidst sprawling lawns and vibrant gardens.
The vicar's imposing residence, known as the vicarage, commanded a prominent position in the village.
The weather-beaten stone vicarage bore witness to centuries past.
The vicarage's spacious rooms echoed with laughter and the bustle of a lively household.
