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mansion A large, luxurious house that is owned by someone who considers themselves important. ■ "I may not be able to afford a mansion, but I can definitely dream about it."
Chateau A large, luxurious mansion or castle, often with vineyards and gardens. ■ I had the most amazing time at my friend's chateau in France. We drank wine from the vineyard and danced on the grand ballroom floor.
eerie An eerie feeling of unease or discomfort, often associated with a supernatural or mysterious atmosphere. ■ The old abandoned mansion gave her an eerie feeling as she stepped inside, like something was watching her every move.
fantasized to dream up or imagine something that is unlikely or impossible to happen in reality ■ "I fantasized about winning the lottery and buying a mansion on the beach."
glad Feeling or showing pleasure or happiness. ■I'm glad I won the lottery! Now I can buy that mansion I've always wanted.
Hopeful Someone who is full of unrealistic optimism and faith, often to the point of being delusional. ■ "I'm hopeful that I'll win the lottery and buy a mansion on the beach."
inhabit To occupy a place or live in a particular area, especially as the regular or permanent resident. ■ The family inhabited the old mansion for over a decade.
mansions An extravagant and luxurious house, often with multiple stories and many rooms. ■ "I may be rich, but I'll never live in a mansion like the one from "Downton Abbey."
Scavenger A person who searches for treasure or valuable items. ■ "The scavenger discovered a hidden treasure in the abandoned mansion."
Visualizing To imagine something in your mind's eye, often with the intention of making it happen. ■ "I'm visualizing myself winning the lottery and buying a mansion on a beach."
winnings The act of winning, or the prize or reward obtained after winning a game or competition. ■ After winning the lottery, John's winnings were enough to buy him a new mansion and a fleet of sports cars.
Architecture The art and science of designing buildings, cities, and towns. ■ "I hired an architecture firm to design my new mansion, but they kept changing their mind about the number of bathrooms. It was like playing a game of 'I Spy' with my pants down."
Atmosphere The air or space immediately surrounding a particular object, person, or area. ■ She left her laptop on and the atmosphere in the room became charged with electricity., A particular emotional or intellectual climate or environment. ■ The atmosphere at the concert was electric with anticipation as the band took the stage., A mystical or magical quality that pervades a place or object, often associated with the supernatural. ■ The atmosphere of the old mansion was thick with mystery and intrigue as visitors explored its dark and dusty corridors.
creeps A person or thing that is very unpleasant, creepy, and makes you feel like someone is watching you. ■ I had a bad feeling about the old, creaky mansion down the street. Turns out it was haunted by the ghost of Mrs. Bellows who died in 1923.
Creepy Adjective: Something that makes you feel uneasy or uncomfortable, often because it is overly quiet, dark, or mysterious. ■ The old, abandoned mansion on the edge of town was rumored to be creepy due to its spooky creaking floorboards and eerie silence.
Crow A bird known for its distinctive black color and loud, harsh caw. It is also associated with death and evil in many cultures. ■ "I heard the crow's call in the middle of the night, I thought it was a sign of bad luck,", "The crow was seen perched on the roof of the old mansion, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the place.
Estate A large piece of land, often with a mansion or other grand buildings on it. ■ "I inherited my aunt's massive estate after she passed away. It was so big that I had to hire a full-time butler just to keep up with all the cleaning and maintenance."
fantasizing The act of daydreaming about something that is unlikely or impossible to happen, often involving elaborate and ridiculous scenarios. ■ When I'm fantasizing about winning the lottery, I like to imagine buying a mansion and hiring a personal chef to make me gourmet meals every meal of the day.
haunt A ghost or other supernatural being that is believed to appear and cause trouble to living people. ■ "The haunting of the old mansion on the hill has been a local legend for years. People claim to have seen strange apparitions moving in the shadows at night."; To frequently visit or frequent a place, often with the intention of causing trouble or misbehaving. ■ "He couldn't resist haunting his old high school every chance he got, sneaking into the empty halls and vandalizing the classrooms."
haunted adjective1. To be constantly pursued or troubled by a mischievous spirit, goblin, or other supernatural being.2. To be infatuated with someone or something to an excessive degree.3. To be in a state of nervous anxiety or fear.4. To be deeply affected or moved by something, often to the point of being unable to control one's emotions. ■ 1. The ghost from the old mansion was haunting the house and causing all sorts of strange occurrences., 2. I'm so haunted by my ex that I can't even look at their picture without breaking out in a sweat., 3. After the terrible presentation, the team was completely haunted and didn't know how to proceed., 4. The sight of the puppy was so cute that it completely haunted me and I couldn't stop thinking about it for days.
Lottery A game in which a person wins or loses a large sum of money based on the random selection of numbers. ■ "I won the lottery and bought a mansion, but I don't know how to keep up with the bills. It's like playing Monopoly all day every day."
marble A hard, white stone that is often used in sculptures and building materials. ■ "He used marble to build his mansion, but it was so heavy that he had to use a team of elephants to lift it into place."
Possibilities The endless and ever-changing realm of things that could happen, but probably won't. ■ "I could win the lottery and buy a mansion on the moon," said John, completely unaware of the vast array of possibilities that lay before him. Meanwhile, his dog sat quietly in the corner, rolling its eyes at yet another unrealistic expectation.
rumored A wild and unfounded tale that has been spread by word of mouth. ■ "I heard from my friend's cousin that there was a ghost haunting the old mansion down the street, but I think it's just an overactive imagination."