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Noun penthouse has 1 sense
  1. penthouse - an apartment located on the top floors of a building
    --1 is a kind of
    apartment, flat

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Penthouse

Noun (countable) - Accommodation

A penthouse refers to a luxurious living space or apartment that is typically located on the top floor or roof of a building.

Example sentence: The penthouse on the highest floor of the hotel offers panoramic views of the city.

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Noun (countable) - Magazine

Penthouse also refers to an adult entertainment magazine that features explicit articles, photographs, and adult content.

Example sentence: My friend collects vintage issues of Penthouse magazine.

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Noun (countable) - Rooftop space

A penthouse can also designate an outdoor entertainment area or rooftop space atop a building.

Example sentence: The building's rooftop penthouse is he perfect spot for hosting parties and enjoying the city skyline.

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Noun (countable) - Pigeon Loft

In the context of pigeon keeping, a penthouse is a loft or separate compartment for housing pigeons.

Example sentence: The pigeon fancier built a spacious penthouse for his prized racing pigeons.

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Noun (uncountable) - High-rise Building

Penthouse can also refer to the entire uppermost floor or floors of a high-rise building.

Example sentence: The penthouse of the commercial skyscraper is reserved for the company's top executives.

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