Literary Settings And Locations

noun a place where people engage in sexual activity for payment

• The bordello was shut down by local authorities due to illegal activities.
• I heard there's a new bordello opening up downtown.
• Let's check out that bordello on the outskirts of town.
• The bustling casino felt like a bordello with all the flashing lights and loud music.

noun a French term referring to a suburb or outlying district of a city, typically characterized by lower socioeconomic status and a higher population of immigrants

• The banlieue is a term used to describe the suburbs surrounding major cities in France.
• I grew up in the banlieue outside of Paris.
• The banlieue can sometimes be seen as a rough area with high crime rates.
• The banlieue is often portrayed in media as a place of poverty and social unrest.

noun a type of climbing plant with purple flowers

adjective describing the type of climbing plant with purple flowers

• The Aberdavine River flows through the picturesque countryside.
• Let's go for a swim in the Aberdavine later.
• I heard there's a cool spot by the Aberdavine where we can hang out.
• Her words flowed like the Aberdavine, smooth and calming.