Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Same as
guest-chamber .
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Examples
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This compact volume is small enough for a fragile end-table and an example of what an acquaintance of mine calls “a great guest-room book.”
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When I visited, Mr. P-- asked me if I wanted to stay in his family's guest-room, or in the bookstore.
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One of the best for a business trip, both for its location and facilities, is the 60-guest-room Le Grand Hotel Bellevue at 5 rue Jean Roisin www.grandhotelbellevue.com, tel: +33 320574564.
In Lille, Get Away From Train Station Jeff Mills 2011
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She remained in the hall, which to her simply fancy seemed to be the guest-room -- the show-place wherein were arrayed all the household treasures with the frank purpose of parade and dazzlement.
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This compact volume is small enough for a fragile end-table and an example of what an acquaintance of mine calls “a great guest-room book.”
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As I write this, I am sitting on the guest-room bed of a close friend, and down the hall from me is the bedroom of the daughter of the house, a 12-year-old reader extraordinaire, a deep-sea diver of books.
What Girls Want 2008
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Opening the guest-room door, Carissa pattered down the hall to the bathroom.
Under a Maui Moon Robin Jones Gunn 2010
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Opening the guest-room door, Carissa pattered down the hall to the bathroom.
Under a Maui Moon Robin Jones Gunn 2010
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Opening the guest-room door, Carissa pattered down the hall to the bathroom.
Under a Maui Moon Robin Jones Gunn 2010
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As I write this, I am sitting on the guest-room bed of a close friend, and down the hall from me is the bedroom of the daughter of the house, a 12-year-old reader extraordinaire, a deep-sea diver of books.
What Girls Want 2008
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