Residential is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESIDENTIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• used as a residence or by residents
• designed for people to live in
• providing accommodation in addition to other services
• occupied by private houses
• concerning or relating to residence
• Of or pertaining to a residence or residents; as, residential trade.
• Residing; residentiary.
• used or designed for residence or limited to residences
• of or relating to or connected with residence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• used as a residence or by residents; providing living accommodations for students

Words related to RESIDENTIAL

residentially17

Words that contain RESIDENTIAL

presidential15 coresidential16 residentially17 nonresidential15 presidentially20 prepresidential20 postpresidential21

How to use RESIDENTIAL in a sentence

• In the midst of all this greenery were the residential buildings with the canteen in between.
• The residential quarters are quite simple but comfortable.
• Putney had clearly the advantages of a residential town in a magnificent situation.
• With the exception of Waikiki and the downtown district, it was a residential city.
• The business portion of the town lies nearest to the Castle, the residential parts being chiefly round the Great Park.
• Close by is the village of Grayshott, now fast growing into a place of considerable residential importance.
• In its day it had been part of a fashionable residential district, of which it was now the only survival.
• The residential architecture is picturesque but not artistic.
• Perhaps as a residential property and on account of its historical interest it might fetch more, but I doubt it.
• At your suggestion the architect sent me a plan which I found very acceptable, because, from it I can see for myself that the theatre is situated in a large residential section.
• Capital investment consists largely of residential housing, not productive assets that would enable local Palestinian firms to compete with Israeli industry.
• A few years ago in one of the business buildings that had broken into the residential stretch below Fourteenth Street, was the office that F.
• Sherwood, a prominent builder who contributed much towards developing upper Fifth Avenue as a residential section, bought the site and erected the Sherwood House.
• In Allahabad, Agra, Lucknow, Meerut, Bareilly, Lahore, and many other centres old residential buildings are being extended or new ones erected.
• It lies on high ground north of the small river Ravensbourne, in a well-wooded district, and has become a favourite residential locality for those whose business lies in London.
• East of the town is a large park and botanical gardens, beyond which is a residential suburb.
• In the fixing of schools and centres much is owing, of course, to the residential choice of princes, on whose patronage depends the very existence of art.
• A residential suburb, named Heliopolis, containing many fine buildings, was laid out between Mataria and Abbasia during 1905-10.
• CHAPTER XXX Central Park is a tract of land situate in the middle of residential New York.
• I was told that a man who lives on a residential street of San Diego has to mark his house with chalk when he leaves of a morning in order to know it when he gets home at night.
• But the residential parts of the town are the crown of it.
• Apparently the Government policy, as evidenced by its maintenance grants, is to discourage women students from entering residential colleges.
• The course of training lasts from two to three years, and the cost in a residential college, is about L100 a year.
• Such appointments are residential, and the salaries offered vary from L30 to L70 a year.
• These were at one time the residential quarters of one of the partners of the firm, and adjoining on the north stood the Exchange Gazette Printing Press.
• We worshiped in the Geary and Stockton church for more than twenty-three years, and then concluded it was time to move from a business district to a residential section.
• A very small part of the remainder is used for residential and commercial purposes, the rest being barren mountains, deserts, swamps, and forests.
• From the income from this business he was able to own and maintain a beautiful and comfortable home in one of the residential districts of the great city.
• It led through the residential district of Kensingtowe, past a fashionable church, and down a hill.
• All the principal streets are well lighted by electric lamps, and the residential portion by gas.
• Although the earthquake wrecked the business and residential portions of the city alike, on the hills the land did not sink.
• In the streets of the residential district in the western addition, which the fire did not reach, women of the houses were cooking meals on the pavement.
• In the Rhondda Valley the birth-rate is still about forty, which is double the rate in the prosperous residential suburbs of London.
• There were double houses of brick with stone trimmings that once had had some residential pretensions.

Similar words containing SIDENTI without suffix al and without prefix re

misidentify20 presidential15 residentiary16 coresidential16 misidentified20 misidentifies19 residentially17 misidentifying24 nonresidential15 presidentially20 residentiaries15 prepresidential20 postpresidentia20 misidentificati23 postpresidential21 misidentification25 misidentifications26

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