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poorhouse

/ˈpɔː.haʊs/

Traduction: Nom historique désignant un établissement public ou financé par l'État où l'on logeait les pauvres et les sans-abri.

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noun

/ˈpɔː.haʊs/C2formalobsolète
  • frNom historique désignant un établissement public ou financé par l'État où l'on logeait les pauvres et les sans-abri.

A historical noun referring to a publicly funded institution that provided housing for the poor and homeless.

  1. Public institution for the poorB2formal

    A facility funded by the community to offer shelter and basic necessities to people who are impoverished or homeless.

    frmaison de charité

    • In the 19th century, many destitute families were forced to live in the poorhouse.
    • The local government established a poorhouse to support the homeless during the harsh winter.
    • Historical records show that conditions in the poorhouse were often overcrowded and unsanitary.

    Synonymesworkhouse

Formes
  • poorhouses plural form
  • poorhouses' possessive plural form
  • poorhouse's possessive singular form
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