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inn

noun as in accommodation for travellers

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Example Sentences

Cobian said that moments before the quake struck, she had been giving a tour of the inn to a third-grade class from the local elementary school.

They could be in pubs, taverns, inns or coffee houses.

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Planning documents showed the old coaching inn dated back to at least 1500, offering a convenient place of rest for those travelling between London, Colchester and further afield in Suffolk and Norfolk.

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The group alternates between pubs in Sheffield and Rotherham to account for the geographical spread of the friendship group, but they have tried to remain loyal to their inns of choice.

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While an inn isn’t as thrifty as a $25-a-night campsite, it sure is more comfortable.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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