Homeless
Meanings and phrases
homeless
- physically or spiritually homeless or deprived of security; - James Stern; dispossessed; roofless
- without nationality or citizenship; stateless
homeless
- someone unfortunate without housing; homeless person
- poor people who unfortunately do not have a home to live in
E.g.
- The homeless people fled to the protection of the British at Fort Niagara.
- The men then walk way in the woods while shots of homeless people are interspersed.
- Due to the vast influx of homeless people, the creation of Hoovervilles took place.
E.g.
- Families were left homeless and lost everything.
- Following the storm, roughly 350 people were left homeless.
- More than 100,000 persons were left homeless by the disaster.
E.g.
- Jack Cracker is a homeless man who lives in the swamp.
- It can also mean a tramp or homeless man.
- However, when he passes out drunk, a homeless man steals his belongings.
E.g.
- A work lieutenant tortured those at the homeless shelter.
- "The Reverend" Shepherd, who runs the local homeless shelter.
- The leftover food is often donated to a local homeless shelter.
E.g.
- In Mahajanga, rising waters left 463 people homeless.
- On 22 October 1956, another fire made a further 2,000 people homeless.
- Throughout the country, the storm destroyed 186 homes and left 700 people homeless.
E.g.
- In 1997, several of AVAM's few full-time employees were hired directly from local homeless shelters.
- Sometimes groups will crochet for a specific charity purpose, such as crocheting for homeless shelters, nursing homes, etc.
- The company had also coordinate services to foster programs, group homes, homeless shelters, and mental health facilities by late 2003.
E.g.
- Her work began with tutoring homeless children in Santa Monica Park as a response to a rising homeless population.
- The efforts made by the community to create and maintain space for the homeless population in Berkeley did not stop there.
- The underground homeless population has been coming into contact with these by-products, turning them into the mutated creatures.
E.g.
- She also meets the homeless children that he treats like slaves.
- Her work began with tutoring homeless children in Santa Monica Park as a response to a rising homeless population.
- After Gaspard is arrested and jailed, Remi reunites with her real family, and Milligan decides to adopt the homeless children.
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- This became Simon House, for homeless men.
- For the last twenty years, she has Chaired a shelter for twelve homeless men and women.
- The most notable speaker was Percy Crawford who spoke consistently to the crowd of homeless men.
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- Priests made homeless were taken in by parishioners.
- As a result, 6,000 people died and over a million were missing or made homeless.
- Hundreds of buildings were toppled and many thousands of people were made homeless.
E.g.
- Zachary Bonner is a homeless youth advocate.
- Sage wrote an editorial about homeless youth in New York City for the The Morton Report .
- She is a Guggenheim Fellow, Pulitzer Prize nominee, and formerly incarcerated and homeless youth.