annexe
annexe
Definition
an·nexe (an′eks′)
annexe
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- attach: The property has an attached ground floor annex to the rear with separate access via Western Avenue.
- detach: Outline application for the erection of a detached annex in the garden.
- occupy: W A granny annex occupied by a dependent relative.
- contain: Our Motel style bedrooms are in a self contained annex built in 1996.
- build: Our Motel style bedrooms are in a self contained annex built in 1996.
- include: Plans for 2005 include an annex of three rooms for Bed & Breakfast.
Adjective modifier
- self-contained: The three-storey Victorian pile comes with a self-contained annex.
- unoccupied: Class T - Unoccupied annex An unoccupied property which is an annex to, or in the grounds of, the owners main home.
- sanitary: A sanitary annex was erected at the Church of England Chapel.
- occupied: W The property is an occupied annex of another property and is used by a dependent relative.
- accompanying: Researchers will find much detail in the main ship listing and accompanying annexes.
- statistical: The summary, main report and statistical annexes can be downloaded below.
Modifies a noun
- accommodation: Some may have land, outbuildings, ' granny flats ' or other additional annex accommodation, or some commercial aspect or potential.
- building: The staff annex building also contained a complete laundry service for all of the Strand hotels in London.
Noun used with modifier
- granny: W A granny annex occupied by a dependent relative.
- bedroom: There is also an independent two bedroom annex which would be ideal for a family member or potential let.
- story: Also included is a detached two bedroom park home style single story annex.
- home: A superb motor home annex incorporating the famous Ridgi-Dome Rapidex pole system.
- bed: The Unit also has 4 bed annex which is joined to the main house by an internal walkway.
- floor: The property has an attached ground floor annex to the rear with separate access via Western Avenue.
Browse dictionary entries near annexe
- annexation
- annex
- Annette
- annelid
- Annecy
- anneal
- Anne of Cleves
- Anne of Austria
- Anne Boleyn
- Anne
- Annie Oakley
- annihilable
- annihilate
- anniversary
- anno Domini
- anno urbis conditae
- annotate
- annotation
- announce
- announced
