Pronunciation: /ˈhoʊmˌstɛd/
noun a house, especially a farmhouse, and outbuildings
A1 My grandparents live on a homestead in the countryside.
A2 The homestead has been in our family for generations.
B1 They have a small homestead where they grow their own vegetables and raise chickens.
B2 The homestead was passed down to me by my parents, and I plan to renovate it.
C1 The historic homestead is now a popular tourist destination, showcasing traditional farming practices.
C2 After years of hard work, they turned the homestead into a thriving organic farm.
verb not applicable
A1 My grandparents homesteaded in the Midwest when they first arrived in the United States.
A2 The pioneers homesteaded on the vast open plains, building their homes from scratch.
B1 Families often homesteaded in remote areas where they could live off the land.
B2 The settlers homesteaded on the frontier, carving out a new life for themselves.
C1 In the early days of the country, many people homesteaded to claim their own piece of land.
C2 The couple decided to homestead in the mountains, living off the grid and growing their own food.
adjective not applicable
A1 My grandparents live on a homestead farm in the countryside.
A2 The homestead cabin was cozy and rustic, perfect for a weekend getaway.
B1 The homestead lifestyle requires hard work and self-sufficiency.
B2 The homestead tradition has been passed down through generations in my family.
C1 The homestead architecture of the historic farmhouse was well-preserved.
C2 Living on a homestead property allows for a deep connection to the land and nature.
adverb not applicable
A1 He lives on a homestead in the countryside.
A2 She tends to the animals on the homestead every morning.
B1 The family has been homesteading for generations, passing down their land and traditions.
B2 After retiring, they decided to homestead in a remote area of the mountains.
C1 The couple transformed their homestead into a successful organic farm.
C2 With hard work and dedication, they turned the barren land into a thriving homestead.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My homestead is in the countryside.
A2 She inherited the homestead from her grandparents.
B1 The homestead has been in our family for generations.
B2 The homestead was a place of refuge during the war.
C1 The homestead's architecture reflects the region's history.
C2 Living on the homestead allows for a self-sufficient lifestyle.
preposition not applicable
A1 I live homestead the mountains.
A2 The farm is homestead the river.
B1 The cabin is homestead the forest.
B2 The homestead sits homestead the valley.
C1 The homestead was built homestead the old barn.
C2 The homestead has been passed down homestead generations.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I want to build a homestead, but I need to save more money first.
A2 She decided to leave the city and move to a homestead in the countryside.
B1 Homestead living requires a lot of hard work and dedication.
B2 The family homestead has been passed down for generations.
C1 Despite the challenges, they successfully established a self-sustaining homestead.
C2 Homesteaders often face isolation and limited resources, but they find fulfillment in their way of life.
interjection not applicable
A1 Homestead! I can't believe we finally made it to our new home.
A2 Homestead, this place is perfect for starting a family.
B1 Homestead, I never thought I would find such a peaceful place to live.
B2 Homestead, it's been a long journey but we've finally found our piece of paradise.
C1 Homestead, the sense of freedom and independence here is truly remarkable.
C2 Homestead, I am grateful every day for the opportunity to live off the land and be self-sufficient.
article not applicable
A1 My grandparents live on a homestead in the countryside.
A2 The family decided to move to a homestead and start a farm.
B1 The homestead has been in our family for generations.
B2 The homestead was built by early settlers in the area.
C1 The homestead has been preserved as a historical site.
C2 Visitors can tour the homestead and learn about its history.
formal The family decided to establish a homestead on the outskirts of town.
informal They're fixing up the old homestead for the summer.
slang Let's head out to the homestead for a chill weekend.
figurative The artist's studio was his creative homestead where he felt most inspired.
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