Placing a child in public care is sometimes the only solution to ill-treatment in the natural home. It's unusual for young people over 25 to still live in the parental home
native
She left her native home in Ireland and went to America
permanent, temporary
a shelter for people with no permanent home
comfortable, luxurious, luxury, magnificent, nice, pleasant
humble
happy, secure, stable, supportive
These children badly need a stable and secure home life. The lock-up garage provides a secure home for your car
broken
children from a broken home (= whose parents are no longer together)
single-parent
More and more children in the school are from single-parent homes
middle-class, working-class, etc.
dream
They found their dream home on the shore of a lake
detached, semi-detached, terrace/terraced
rented
council
country, island, mountain, riverside, seaside, suburban, valley, village
He used to spend the summer painting at his country home
holiday, weekend
They also have a holiday home in Spain
caravan, mobile, motor
The storm wrecked the family's caravan home
ancestral
stately
Priceless antique furniture was destroyed in the fire at the stately home
forest
These birds are in danger of becoming extinct as their forest home disappears
winter
The mudflats offer a winter home to thousands of migrating swans
legendary
The hill is the legendary home of King Arthur
spiritual
The first time he visited New Orleans he knew he had found his spiritual home
VERB + HOME
arrive, come, get, go, make your way
Let's go home?I'm tired
bring sb/sth, take sb/sth
be away from, get away from, leave
He didn't leave home until he was 24
abandon
The people abandoned their homes and headed for the hills
find (sb/sth), give sb/sth
Perhaps we could find a home for the kitten
HOME + NOUN
address, number
Try phoning me on my home number after six o'clock