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• (hindmost)- furtherest behind or nearest the rear; last, ( ;
); Suddenly a shriek broke from those who stood hindmost, and in
strode the witch, with serpents round her neck and arms and hair. — The
Olive Fairy Book;
territory : enclave
• (territory)- an area of land; a region; You are therefore expelled from
these territories, and will embark on the next ship to leave this harbour. —
Sharpe's Devil;
• (enclave)- a country, or esp., an outlying portion of a country, entirely or
mostly surrounded by the territory of another country, (
); The Vatican is an independent enclave in Italy; I enjoy
some privileges, by reason of being called on to attend sick people outside
the enclave, and also by virtue of having a godson to visit. — The Raven In
The Foregate;
abode = domicile = dwelling = habitation ~ residence ~ lodging^ dislodge :
accommodate
• (abode)- a place in which a person resides; residence; dwelling; habitation;
home, ( , , ); The castle which overlooked the island was
built for his abode, and here the legend is prudently silent. — A Residence in
France;
• (domicile)- a place of residence; abode; house or home, ( , );
This domicile is in the shape of a pyramid on a three foot wall, about sixteen
feet on a side, the whole supported by a solid post held by an iron tripod. —
At Plattsburg;
• (dwelling)- a building or place of shelter to live in; place of residence;
abode; home; The face of the dwelling is as cheerful as are the sun, river,
mountains and meads, that it looks down upon from its slight elevation. —
Gladys, the Reaper;
• (habitation)- a place of residence; dwelling; abode, ( ); Were I to
describe all the places I visited in search of a habitation, my list would be
interminable. — The Quest of the Simple Life;
• (residence)- the place in which one lives; a dwelling; "The amount of
luggage being stored inside of the residence was almost surreal," Officer
Kendall Goo wrote in a court document;
• (lodging)- accommodation in a house, esp. in rooms for rent, (
); His Majesty alighted at the chateau, where his lodging was prepared,
and the officers of his household had preceded him. — Recollections of the
private life of Napoleon;