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Boarder

usgb/ˈbɔːrdər/Volume
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Residential StatusPlay
Refers to a living arrangement where someone rents a room in a home with some meals included. SlideAlicia became a boarder at the Thompsons', so she has a cozy room and breakfast.
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Homely AtmospherePlay
Often implies a more personal, home-like setting, not a professional rental space. SlideAs a boarder, Peter often joins the family for movie nights.
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Boarding can be common in places with housing shortages, or for students and workers. SlideShe's a boarder while attending the university in London.