condo
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈkɒndoʊ/
- Informal
:
condominio
- I purchased a condo with a stunning view of the ocean.
So I'm going to rent a beachfront condo or place for you.
- So I'm going to rent a beachfront condo or place for you.
- Yet I don't see people lining up to buy condos in Antarctica.
- And when I walked into the condo, he didn't come running.
- So I'll just do treadmills in my condo and then not trust this.
- So I'm in Toronto, I'm staying at my parents condo, which is in the city.
- Instead they just focus on luxury condos because they can sell to the rich buyers.
- And then people in the condo begin to complain about him doing things to them.
- Anyway, Trump sued, but the condo owners won.
Examples
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And I was going to actually sell the condo to put towards the house.
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A couple of my friends have a condo in St. Thomas.
Fiction book (1991) -
Why did you get a condo, John?
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Or buy a condo somewhere in a Trump building, right?
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I got a condo in Hawaii.
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I would love a, like, gorgeous condo in Battery Park.
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So, Kenny... what do you think of the condo?
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Have a real nice condo in Buckhead.
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So I'm going to rent a beachfront condo or place for you.
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Viv, have you been at Arthur's condo this whole time?
Synonyms
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1.0
A set of rooms on one floor for one person or family in a building
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4.5
An apartment you own in a building where people share common areas
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9.6
An apartment that a person owns in a building or complex
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word condo is short for condominium, from Latin parts con- 'together' and dominium 'ownership', the same root as domain. So a condo is a home you own inside a building where each person owns their own unit but shares the common areas.