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Track home vs. Tract home
Track home
/træk hoʊm/Examples:
They moved into a cozy track home in the suburbs.The track home had a small backyard ideal for kids.Every track home in the development looked identical.
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This word has no antonymsTract home
/trækt hoʊm/Examples:
New tract homes are sprouting up all over the suburb.They purchased a tract home for its affordability and design.The tract home had modern amenities but little customization.
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- Track has a k similar to walk and it refers to a path or route, just like you walk on a path.
- Tract has a t like lot and it refers to a piece of land or an expanse, like a lot of land.
- You track your steps, but you live in a tract home, which is built on a large piece of land.
- Think of track as something related to movement or routes, while tract is related to property development.
- Track is to route as tract is to land.
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