bungalow

/'bʌɳgəlou/
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bungalow

A family enjoys a sunny afternoon on the porch of their bungalow.

Definition

Noun: A bungalow is a small, single-story house. It is typically a detached, low-rise dwelling, often characterized by a simple, compact design.

Usage

The word "bungalow" is used to describe a specific type of residential building. It emphasizes the architectural feature of having only one floor or story, distinguishing it from multi-story houses. It often implies a modest, cozy, or informal style of home.

Examples
  • We rented a charming bungalow by the beach for our summer vacation.
  • After retiring, they moved from their large two-story home into a smaller bungalow.
  • The neighborhood is filled with historic craftsman bungalows from the 1920s.
Advanced Usage
  • "Bungalow court": A historic urban planning style where several small bungalows are arranged around a shared courtyard or garden.
    • The city preserved the historic bungalow court as a community landmark.
Variants and Related Words
  • Bungaloid (adj, rare): Resembling or characteristic of a bungalow in style.
    • The suburb was developed with rows of bungaloid houses.
Synonyms
  • Cottage: A small house, typically in a rural or semi-rural setting.
  • Ranch house: A modern, usually single-story house with a long, low profile.
  • Single-story house: A direct descriptive synonym.
Antonyms
  • Mansion: A very large, imposing house.
  • Townhouse: A multi-story house that shares walls with adjacent properties.
  • Duplex: A house divided into two separate residential units.
  • Multi-story house: A house with more than one floor.
bungalow

A family enjoys a sunny afternoon on the porch of their bungalow.

Noun
  1. a small house with a single story

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