Noun:

எளிய சிறுகுடிசை,

hovels's Usage Examples:

Large families, it is thought, exist only among religious weirdos or the teeming hovels of the Third World.

Their dwellings for the most part are either bowers, formed of the branches of trees, or hovels of piled logs, loosely covered with grass or bark, which they can erect in an hour, wherever they encamp.

Among the manufactures of Alton are iron and glass ware, miners' tools, shovels, coal-mine cars, flour, and agricultural implements; and there are a large oil refinery and a large lead smelter.

PALMYRA, the Greek and Latin name of a famous city of the East, now a mere collection of Arab hovels, but still an object of interest on account of its wonderful ruins.

Up to the beginning of the 19th century it was filled with hovels and stables; these were subsequently cleared out, and at the end of the century the building was restored, and now serves as a national theatre.

Next to the wooden hovels of the past you have the modern skyscraper of the Communist regime.

Potter and Injun Joe were carrying a handbarrow with a rope and a couple of shovels on it.

dinky cars, small metal dump trucks and steam shovels, ragged stuffed animals.

Private enterprise had provided " mere hovels - jerry built, insanitary, tightly crammed rows of houses " .

They nowhere built permanent dwellings, but contented themselves with mere hovels for temporary shelter.

Where practicable steam shovels are employed, even when it is necessary to break up the material beforehand by blasting.

Limestone is abundant, and the city has various manufactures, including lime, foundry and machine-shop products, agricultural implements, planing-mill products, engines, steam shovels, dredges, pianos and silks.

Synonyms:

hut, mudhif, igloo, iglu, hutch, shelter, shack, shanty,

Antonyms:

divest, insecurity, increase, stay in place,