Home Synonyms and Antonyms
hōm
Toward home
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- to one's home
- back
- homeward bound
A dwelling place
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- abode
- dwelling
- domicile
- habitation
- house
- apartment
- residence
- asylum
- lodging
- condominium
- address
- bungalow
- habitat
- castle
- haunt
- place
- family
- seat
- headquarters
- nest
- tenement
- quarters
- homestead
- hospice
- hostel
- dormitory
- berth
- flat
- living quarters
- messuage (British)
- palace
- shelter
- pied à terre (French)
- hut
- resort
- cabin
- cottage
- chalet
- mansion
- summer home
- rooming-house
- country home
- diggings
- shanty
- wigwam
- birthplace
- igloo
- topek
- hovel
- cave
- isba (Russian)
- lodge
- villa
- hotel
- inn
- manor
- den
- tepee
- farmhouse
- tavern
- domestic
- resthouse
- barrack
- tent
- pad
- hide-out
- dump
- hang out
- dwelling-place
- parking place
- digs
- estate
- condo
- where one hangs one's hat
- relaxed
- at-ease
- familiar
- farm
- impress upon
- make apparent
- make clear to
- convince
- come back
- go back
- return home
- household
- regress
- hearth
- hearthstone
- ingleside
- neighborhood
- orphanage
- retreat
- village
- menage
- dwelling house
Antonyms:
The natural environment of an animal or plant
(Noun)
Synonyms:
The whole complex associated with domestic life
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- homestead
- hearth
- fireside
- birthplace
- hometown
- haven
- rest
- roof
- the farm
- the ancestral halls
- the hills
- the land
- neck of the woods
- camping ground
- home-sweet-home
An asylum
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- hospital
- shelter
- rest-home
- orphanage
- orphan-asylum
- asylum
- home for the aged
- soldiers' home
- sanatorium
- hospice
- insane-asylum
- mental-hospital
- place
- nursing-home
- poorhouse
- poor farm
- almshouse
- booby-hatch
- bathouse
In baseball, the base at which the batter stands
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- base
- home-plate
- the plate
- batter-s-box
- head of the diamond
- the rubber
- the platter
- home-base
- plate
Used of your own ground
(Adjective)
Antonyms:
Words Related to Home
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