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Meanings of homelike air in English
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Usage of homelike air in English
1
Little by little the old tar-paper shack took on a homelike air.
2
They meant to give a homelike air of permanency to their dwellings.
3
There is a fraternity of spirit a homelike air, which reminds one of the convent.
4
Even from a distance it bore a homelike air.
5
But its homelike air is noticeable.
6
I think I could give to a boarding-house, that place of hash and harrowing discomfort, a dainty, homelike air.
7
Three restful days followed; the hotel wore a homelike air, and the time was full of content and quiet enjoyment.
8
And this, let me say here, is the great charm of the characteristic English inn; it has a domestic, homelike air.
9
The well-built houses, perfect fences and tidy dooryards give the place a homelike air such as we had not seen before in Texas.
10
Their floors were covered with rush mats, and the furniture brought from the wreck gave to the rooms a comfortable and homelike air.
11
It had, indeed, a careless, homelike air, as of a building that disdains show, standing sturdily upon a consciousness of utility and worth.
12
They took partly furnished rooms, and brought up some of their own furniture to make up deficiencies and give the place a homelike air.
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Homelike air through the time