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estate
noun as in extensive manor and its property
noun as in person's possessions, property, wealth
Example Sentences
In the white heat of salesmanship, an L.A. real estate agent is said to have stuck oranges on Joshua trees and sold plots as groves.
"I do think that people are expecting a big impact from this," said Nicole Stewart, a real estate agent with Redfin in Boise, Idaho, referring to the Fed's rate cut this week.
According to real estate research firm CoStar, the lot is owned by Elk Development, which plans to build a 60-unit housing complex on-site.
Meanwhile, data from real estate agency Knight Frank showed the number of new lettings properties coming to the London market in the year to August was 8% below the previous 12-month period.
After the funeral at Westminster Cathedral, the coffin will be taken to the royal burial ground in Frogmore, on the Windsor estate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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