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Meanings of redbrick in English

Of or relating to British universities founded in the late 19th century or the 20th century.

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Usage of redbrick in English
1
Number 1 Victoria Avenue is an end-of-terrace redbrick house off Morehampton Road.
The Irish Times
2
Yet another of Northumberland Road's Victorian redbrick houses is on the market.
The Irish Times
3
I live in a decent-sized Edwardian-era redbrick house near Dublin city centre.
The Irish Times
4
The redbrick house has a particularly well-designed kitchen extension to the rear.
The Irish Times
5
The Trenton Police Department houses itself in a three-story redbrick block-type building.
Two for the dough
6
Getting the layout right when renovating a Victorian terraced redbrick is tricky.
The Irish Times
7
You picture a redbrick farmyard with purple foxgloves growing in a corner.
Fresh
8
Charleston Avenue is a cul-de-sac in the heart of Ranelagh's redbrick territory.
The Irish Times
9
It was redbrick and four stories high, probably about fifty years old.
Hot six
10
This went down badly with the token collectivists that comprised my redbrick.
The Guardian
11
We have bought an old redbrick which needs a lot of renovation.
The Irish Times
12
Number 84, one such terraced redbrick, was refurbished six years ago.
The Irish Times
13
Number 49 is a semi-detached redbrick located opposite the church and community centre.
The Irish Times
14
Evan indicated a large, redbrick house, half hidden by large evergreens.
Evanly bodies
15
The redbrick, one-storey house has a bamboo hedge shielding the front from view.
The Irish Times
16
Number 17, a three-bedroom mid-terrace redbrick, has a completely contemporary interior.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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