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house-proud

ADJECTIVE
  1. proud of your house or its furnishings or upkeep

How To Use house-proud In A Sentence

  • Her obsessively house-proud mother had her future mapped.
  • It is like being welcomed into the front parlour of some house-proud family.
  • I am super, super house-proud and the last thing I want is mess.
  • Overall, Beladd was a tidy and house-proud neighbourhood.
  • Yet he is fiercely house-proud and is happy to receive visitors.
  • For house-proud environmentalists, remodeling is more than just an opportunity to go upscale.
  • If you are particularly house-proud and can't bear the thought of a dog helping to make everything untidy, then you would be better off not owning a Doberman.
  • And, while she remains immensely house-proud and active, now he has gone she admits she is nervous - scared of injuring herself in a way which would affect her ability to be independent.
  • That plan would affect homeowners too, of course, and so we're once again hearing the odd piece of indignant commentary from staid house-proud folks and lawn-care business operators.
  • Get house-proud, beautify your environment, experiment with new colours and furnishings.
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