Verb:

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home in's Usage Examples:

For the movie, he sunbathed on the terrace of his beachside home in Chennai for a sunburnt look and.

Since 1930, Ñuñoa has been strengthening its residential character, and due to its very accessible infrastructure for transportation and communications with the rest of the city, it has now developed as a largely industrialized settlement, with a good number of factories making their home in Ñuñoa.

This path would spare our students and faculty from the distraction, expense and pain of suing their home institution.

A woman tells of her mother"s divorce, prompted by a trip to buy some lederhosen in Germany as a souvenir for her husband who has remained at home in Tokyo.

She is often dressed in rather skimpy clothing, suggestive of her home in a desert.

A Blue Plaque commemorating Blumlein was erected in 1977 by the Greater London Council at his former home in Ealing.

Kersey died from a pulmonary embolism caused by a blood clot at his home in Tualatin, Oregon, on February 18, 2015.

Hasan Gemici died on 25 June 2001 at his home in Izmit following chronic renal failure.

In 1933, University Of Tampa moved to its current home in the old Tampa Bay Hotel, now named Plant Hall.

Saunders died of accidental coal gas poisoning at her home in Holborn, London, on 1 January 1963.

Todd's home in Tabor served not only as a 'station' on the Underground Railroad, complete with a concealed room in which escaped slaves hid until their next ride arrived, but also as a storehouse of weapons, ammunition and other supplies for radical abolitionist John Brown.

Pinette's funeral services were held near his home in Springfield, Pennsylvania.

74 (F) Squadron returned home in April 1944 to RAF North Weald before moving onto RAF Lympne.

Synonyms:

relief, reliever, backup, stunt woman, locum tenens, match, substitute, peer, equal, stunt man, stand-in, surrogate, replacement, compeer, backup man, locum, alternate, double,

Antonyms:

compression, increase, high relief, low relief, embarrassment,