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estate
noun as in extensive manor and its property
noun as in person's possessions, property, wealth
Example Sentences
We headed not for an orchard but to an island estate in downeast Maine where apple trees overlook a quiet cove.
Rental, hiring and real estate services expanded 0.9% in the first quarter, while electricity generation drove a 2.9% quarterly increase in electricity, gas, water and waste services, the data showed.
S&Plowered its rating on the company to B- from B. It said the company’s performance “has weakened due to softness in real estate markets and higher operating costs.”
Robert Held, a Chicago-based trust and estate lawyer, received a citation about 7:45 am for having come to the site before curfew was lifted.
If inflation is the concern, investors can consider buying real assets, such as real estate and commodities.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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