Definitions
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noun
The place where you live, especially with your family.
Examples
- This has been my home for twenty years.
- I am going home after work.
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noun
The place where a person was born or grew up.
Examples
- Does she still live at home?
- He left home when he was eighteen.
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noun
A place where you feel loved and safe.
Examples
- Without love, even a big house is not a home.
- Her family made it feel like home.
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noun
A house that feels warm and comfortable to live in.
Examples
- It is what you bring into a house that makes it a home.
- They turned the empty apartment into a home.
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noun
A place that gives care and shelter to people who need it.
Examples
- The town built a home for homeless people.
- She works at a home for the elderly.
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noun
In old-fashioned use, the grave, or the final resting place.
Examples
- They laid him in his long home beneath the old oak tree.
- The poem calls death our long home.
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noun
Anything that gives comfort, safety or a feeling of belonging.
Examples
- For many soldiers, the barracks became a kind of home.
- The garden is a peaceful home for her thoughts.
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noun
The country or place that you come from.
Examples
- No matter how far I travel, I still call Australia home.
- She misses home when she is abroad.
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noun
The place where a plant or animal normally lives.
Examples
- The rainforest is home to many unique animals.
- The mountains are the home of the snow leopard.
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noun
In a game, the place you are trying to reach.
Examples
- In this game, you must get all four pieces home.
- Players race to reach home first.
