Home Organization Terms

noun a person's place of residence

verb to manage a household, including cleaning, cooking, and other domestic tasks

• She is responsible for overseeing the staff and ensuring they keep house according to the established standards.
• My mom always tells me to keep house by cleaning up after myself.
• I need to get my roommates to help me keep house or it's going to be a disaster.
• In order to maintain a sense of order and organization, it's important to keep house in both our personal and professional lives.

adjective able to be removed or taken away

• The new furniture set comes with removable cushions for easy cleaning.
• I love how my phone case is removable so I can switch it up whenever I want.
• I wish these stickers were removable so I could change my laptop design more often.
• His emotional walls were like a removable barrier, easily put up and taken down at will.

noun a person's entire collection of clothes

• The wardrobe in the master bedroom is made of solid oak wood.
• I need to clean out my wardrobe and donate some old clothes.
• I found a cute dress at the thrift store to add to my wardrobe.
• His mind was like a cluttered wardrobe, full of memories and thoughts.