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show house
or showhouse
show house
noun
- a house on a new estate that is decorated and furnished for prospective buyers to view
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Word History and Origins
Origin of show house1
First recorded in 1520–30
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Example Sentences
This happens to be the same congressional district that the Kevin Spacey character represents in the TV show House of Cards.
From The Daily Beast
His house at Highsam is a show house, only they dont show it.
From Project Gutenberg
I did not visit the show-house of Blenheim, for I had seen it before; moreover, show-houses are not to my mind.
From Project Gutenberg
The Starks are a conservative, as well as an old family, and they have never seen fit to make of their home a public show-house.
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You haven't heard rumors that the Hastings is to be turned into a fil-lum show-house, have you?
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Nature is turning on the colored lights in her great show house.
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