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Definitions

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

  1. n. Chiefly British An efficiency apartment.

Wiktionary

  1. n. UK A very small flat (apartment)

WordNet 3.0

  1. n. a tiny flat

Examples

  • “When I looked up, I was half-surprised not to find myself in a Hull flatlet with brown chairs, one of Larkin's "gin drinks" in my hand.”

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  • “My previous (non-)comment was on the woes of buying a flat (or a ‘flatlet’, in our case) in the big city.”

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  • “The flatlet we stayed in was lovely though, as was the scenery.”

    I'll Love Man...

  • “The October 1998 survey showed that about 76 percent of households were living in formal dwellings like a house on a separate stand, a flat in a block of flats, a townhouse or a brick room or flatlet in”

    ANC Daily News Briefing

  • “By that time Ross and Fiona were going steady, she had given up all ideas of modelling for hairdresser training and they had moved together into a studio flatlet.”

    Piranha to Scurfy & Other Stories

  • “The property also has a two-bedroomed flatlet with a shower and separate toilet, a laundry, domestic quarters with a shower and toilet, and a log cabin, which currently serves as an office.”

    ANC Daily News Briefing

  • “An adequate salary would be paid and there was the use of a small flatlet.”

    The Chain Of Destiny

  • “There's a caretaker living in the basement and a small flatlet on the top floor which goes with the job.”

    Stormy Springtime

  • “There were blood stains on the curtain of their flatlet.”

    IOL: News

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