homeowner
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- noun
- /ˈhoʊmˌoʊnər/
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propietario
- After searching for months, the young couple finally became proud homeowners of a charming cottage.
- homeowners insurance
- homeowners association
- many homeowners
What do you tell homeowners not to do?
- What do you tell homeowners not to do?
- But yeah, being a homeowner is really jarring.
- Then another tax hit today for homeowners and investors.
- We know that look on a homeowner's face when they first get the keys at the table.
- So, you know, check your homeowners policy, but I think we're going to be OK for a while.
- I am for helping the regular everyday person be a homeowner.
- I said I I got the check from the homeowner and he goes, OK.
- And they do have that dreaded HOA homeowners associations, which I just despise.
Examples
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Do you have homeowner's insurance?
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By contrast, a study from Scotland found that homeowners are more likely to use active travel than non-homeowners.
Academic text (2012) -
What do you tell homeowners not to do?
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I am here to sound like the typical homeowner that knows nothing about taxes.
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And a lot of homeowners are saying, great, it's all yours.
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We know that look on a homeowner's face when they first get the keys at the table.
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New proud homeowner, first home ever in Belize.
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None of the homeowners modified their reduction system, although one homeowner reported making renovations to his house.
Academic text (1993) -
In a situation of such uncertainty, house builders and homeowners hesitated to make improvements.
Academic text (1994) -
However, in Puerto Rico, virtually all homeowners with a mortgage are required to carry earthquake insurance.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
A person who lives in a home they bought
Antonyms
How Domestic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Homeowner is simply made of home and owner. The owner part comes from the common word own, which means 'to have' or 'to belong to', so a homeowner is someone who has their house or apartment rather than renting it.