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Meanings of homelike look in English

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Usage of homelike look in English
1
It has a homelike look, in spite of its deserted state, which appeals to me.
The Twenty-Fourth of June: Midsummer's Day
2
It is a quaint, New England type of house, and has a very homelike look.
Time and Change
3
I think, altogether, we have a very homelike look.
With Lee in Virginia: A Story of the American Civil War
4
A cat is just the one thing needed to complete the homelike look of our bungalow.
The Strange Adventures of Eric Blackburn
5
When Nikolina, Karen and Lovisa came up with the smaller children the place had already an inhabited, homelike look.
Days of the Discoverers
6
To Dewes' eyes, nestling as it did beneath the great grass Downs, it had a most homelike look of comfort.
The Broken Road
7
I think there ought to be a grandmother in every house; they always give a place such a comfortable, homelike look.
The King's Daughter and Other Stories for Girls
8
Little separate inclosures were fenced off for human tenantry, and the glow of embers gave a pleasant, homelike look to the place.
In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
9
The house had a strangely homelike look after the barren moors, and Foster, feeling tired and cold, longed to ask for shelter.
Carmen's Messenger
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