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Home vs. House

Home

/həʊm/

A place where one lives or feels most comfortable and secure.

Examples:

You may now go to your homes.""You're home early.I was soon on my way home.

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House

/haʊs/

A building where people live, typically with rooms for sleeping, cooking, and living.

Examples:

He looked in the houses.It houses the poorest, lowliest people in all of Dios.His house is the House of Pain.'

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Ways to tell them apart:

Home refers to a place of personal residence or comfort, whereas house refers to the physical structure or building.
A home can be an abstract concept, reflecting where someone feels they belong, not necessarily tied to one specific house.
You can have multiple houses, but not every house you own will feel like home.
The word home often evokes emotions, traditions, and memories, while house focuses on the material aspect.
Home is more personal and emotionally significant compared to the more factual and concrete house.

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