unhomelike

With the furniture in and the curtains up the house is very pretty, and not unhomelike.

He had missed it a lot last year--all those months, mostly hot--touring the world with Fleur from one unhomelike place to another.

All that is unhomelike in the future, and whatever maketh strayed birds shiver, is verily more homelike and familiar than your "reality."

There was something terribly unhomelike about the polished floor, the polished wooden furniture, the marble-topped chest: of drawers with glass handles, and the cold greyness, of the stone-built houses outside.

Giving individual attention is much more difficult, takes much more time, but that to me is part of what makes you feel comfortable, or what makes you feel at home, in a situation which is so unhomelike.

We are getting reconciled to halls and bedchambers with unhomelike stone floors and no carpets - floors that ring to the tread of one's heels with a sharpness that is death to sentimental musing.

Mark Stevens said in his review in Newsweek, "Architecture is art's ambassador to the real world, but some psychologists and parents of retarded people think Meier has forced an unhomelike art upon the lives of his patients."

The snuffy apartment, the unhomelike livingroom--dust and books its only furniture--the unbelievable kitchen, looking like a pictured warning to housewives, were only guffaws before the final buffoonery of discovering the J S Francis who'd inserted that promising ad to be Josephine Spencer Francis.