Dollhouse

Pronunciation: /dɑl.haʊs/

Definitions of dollhouse

noun a small model house used as a toy for children

Example Sentences

A1 I played with my dollhouse for hours.

A2 She carefully arranged the furniture in her dollhouse.

B1 The dollhouse was a gift from her grandparents.

B2 The intricate details of the dollhouse amazed the visitors.

C1 The dollhouse replica of the historic mansion was a work of art.

C2 The dollhouse collection in the museum showcased different architectural styles.

Examples of dollhouse in a Sentence

formal The dollhouse was meticulously crafted with intricate details.

informal I love playing with my dollhouse, it's so much fun!

slang Check out that dollhouse, it's lit!

figurative Her perfect life seemed like a dollhouse, everything in its place and picture-perfect.

Grammatical Forms of dollhouse

• past tense: dollhoused
• plural: dollhouses
• comparative: more dollhouse
• superlative: most dollhouse
• present tense: dollhouse
• future tense: will dollhouse
• perfect tense: have dollhoused
• continuous tense: is dollhousing
• singular: dollhouse
• positive degree: dollhouse
• infinitive: to dollhouse
• gerund: dollhousing
• participle: dollhoused

Origin and Evolution of dollhouse

First Known Use: 1702 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dollhouse' originated from the combination of 'doll', referring to a small toy figure, and 'house', denoting a miniature dwelling for dolls.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a small-scale house for dolls, the term 'dollhouse' has evolved to encompass a wide range of miniature structures used for play, display, or artistic purposes.