Homelike

Pronunciation: /ˈhoʊmˌlaɪk/

Definitions of homelike

adjective resembling or suggesting a home, comfortable and cozy

Example Sentences

A1 My grandmother's house is very homelike with cozy furniture and family photos on the walls.

A2 The small bed and breakfast had a homelike atmosphere that made guests feel comfortable and relaxed.

B1 The cabin in the woods had a homelike feel, with a crackling fireplace and warm blankets.

B2 The newly renovated apartment had a homelike ambiance, with modern decor and comfortable furnishings.

C1 The luxurious villa was designed to be homelike, with spacious rooms and high-end amenities.

C2 The designer's goal was to create a homelike environment in the office, with natural light and comfortable seating areas.

Examples of homelike in a Sentence

formal The interior design of the hotel rooms aims to create a homelike atmosphere for guests.

informal I love how cozy and homelike my friend's apartment feels.

slang This Airbnb rental is so homelike, I could stay here forever.

figurative The small town had a homelike charm that made visitors feel welcomed.

Grammatical Forms of homelike

• past tense: homeliked
• plural: homelikes
• comparative: more homelike
• superlative: most homelike
• present tense: feels homelike
• future tense: will feel homelike
• perfect tense: has felt homelike
• continuous tense: is feeling homelike
• singular: homelike
• positive degree: homelike
• infinitive: to feel homelike
• gerund: feeling homelike
• participle: homeliking

Origin and Evolution of homelike

First Known Use: 1804 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'homelike' originated from the combination of 'home' and 'like', indicating something resembling or characteristic of a home.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe something that resembles or feels like a home, the word 'homelike' has evolved to connote a sense of comfort, warmth, and familiarity in various settings.