Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
cabin or some aspect of one.
Etymologies
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Examples
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It was two stories and seemed more cabinlike than the main house.
Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour Morgan Matson 2010
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Most of the small homes I saw were wood and cabinlike, with the exception of a few brick structures.
Good Fortune Noni Carter 2010
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Most of the small homes I saw were wood and cabinlike, with the exception of a few brick structures.
Good Fortune Noni Carter 2010
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Most of the small homes I saw were wood and cabinlike, with the exception of a few brick structures.
Good Fortune Noni Carter 2010
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Most of the small homes I saw were wood and cabinlike, with the exception of a few brick structures.
Good Fortune Noni Carter 2010
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It was two stories and seemed more cabinlike than the main house.
Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour Morgan Matson 2010
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It was set into a cabinlike structure in the center of the roof.
Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series Cassandra Clare 2009
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The hotel is intimately scaled to feel like a home, with sleek but warm modernist interiors contrasting with the traditional cabinlike exterior.
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Around the world, though, they're often three-room cabinlike structures, some with-out plumbing or glass windows.
Building Success 2007
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It was set into a cabinlike structure in the center of the roof.
The Mortal Instruments: Book One: City of Bones Cassandra Clare 2007
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