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Meanings of more homelike in English

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Usage of more homelike in English
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That barn of a cottage will become more homelike without his eternal presence.
Mary Louise Solves a Mystery
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Perhaps not so much prettier as a little more homelike, Charlotte.
Glenloch Girls
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Jeanne has arranged flowers everywhere, and that helps to make the house more homelike.
The Dangerous Age: Letters and Fragments from a Woman's Diary
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That of the library should be of severer design; that of the living-room more homelike.
Practical Suggestions for Mother and Housewife
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The house was brighter than he remembered, too, more homelike, but that was Nari's doing.
Hidden Warrior
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But the old rooms were more cosy, more homelike.
The Mystery of 31 New Inn
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Don't you think she would make a wigwam look comfortable, and more homelike than Jane?
The American Family Robinson / or, The Adventures of a Family lo...
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A reasonably small room is better than a very large one, because it is more homelike.
The Measurement of Intelligence / An Explanation of and a Comple...
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We'll make things a little more homelike here.
The Celebrity, Volume 03
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He admitted that fanlights, and white shutters against rosy brick, were more homelike than a painty wooden box.
Main Street
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The Green Bungalow had become considerably more homelike since Stella's arrival, and Tommy meant to keep it so.
The Lamp in the Desert
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We'll make things a little more homelike here. And he pulled a bottle from the depths of the hamper.
The Celebrity, Complete
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I sent home for all the little gifts I had from friends, that my room might look more homelike.
Woman in the Nineteenth Century / and Kindred Papers Relating to...
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The countryman, who needs no such change of air and scene, will prefer more homelike, though more homely, pleasures.
Prose Idylls, New and Old
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It would be more homelike.'
The lord of the rings
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The second anniversary of the wedding-day was also the birth-day of a darling child, and the home was more homelike than ever.
Godey's Lady's Book, Vol. 42, January, 1851
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