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condo

 

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Noun condo has 1 sense
  1. condominium, condo - one of the dwelling units in a condominium
    --1 is a kind of dwelling, home, domicile, abode, habitation, dwelling house
    --1 is a part of condominium

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Condo

Definition:

A condo, short for condominium, is a type of housing arrangement where individuals own their individual units within a larger building or complex. Common areas, like the lobby, parking lots, or recreational facilities, are jointly owned and maintained by the condo owners.

Examples of Uses:

1. *Noun (Housing):*

- Mary decided to buy a condo instead of a traditional house because she liked the idea of shared amenities and a maintenance-free lifestyle.

- The luxurious condo complex offers breathtaking views of the city skyline.

2. *Noun (Unit):*

- The condo on the third floor is up for sale, and it boasts spacious bedrooms and a modern kitchen.

- Emily's condo is tastefully furnished with contemporary decor.

3. *Adjective:*

- The condo association requires all residents to abide by certain rules and regulations.

- The condo fees cover the cost of exterior maintenance and repairs.

4. *Verb:*

- Tom had to condo his beloved boat due to financial constraints.

- We decided to condo our resources with our neighbors to organize a community event.

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