CEFR C1

estate-like

adjective

Meaning

Resembling or characteristic of a large country house with extensive grounds and land.

Examples

The property was a vast, estate-like complex with multiple buildings and sprawling gardens.
He dreamed of owning a secluded, estate-like home far from the city.

Synonyms: grand, spacious, luxurious, magnificent

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estate-like (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪˈsteɪt laɪk/

Definition

Resembling or characteristic of a large country house with extensive grounds and land.

Examples

The property was a vast, estate-like complex with multiple buildings and sprawling gardens.
He dreamed of owning a secluded, estate-like home far from the city.

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