lodging
/ˈlɒdʒɪŋ
/noun [mass noun]
1Temporary accommodation: a fee for board and lodging...
- Both are being given full board and lodging at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort and are guaranteed employment with the resort after completion of their subsidized training.
- You pay for administrative costs, for your board and lodging (absurdly cheap), and your air fare.
- Harvard offers generous aid and loans to cover its annual fees of around £17,000 plus board and lodging of £7,000, as do other top colleges.
1.1 [count noun] (usually lodgings) A room or rooms rented out to someone, usually in the same residence as the owner: he was looking for lodgings and a job...
- The remainder are in supported lodgings, community homes or in residential care.
- Both the New Town and the Old Town offer numerous lodgings in private houses and small family hotels.
- Cheap lodgings and a shift away from family entertainment have made the capital of glam a top business stop.
Synonyms
accommodation, rooms, chambers, living quarters, quarters, apartments;
place, place to stay, place of residence, establishment, flat, suite;
shelter, board, housing;
a roof over one's head
informal digs, pad
formal abode, residence, dwelling, dwelling place, habitation
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