Synonyms for homeless
ˈhoʊm lɪshome·less

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1. homeless, homeless personnoun

   someone unfortunate without housing

   "a homeless was found murdered in Central Park"

   Synonyms:
   homeless person

   Antonyms:
   settled, fortunate

2. homelessadjective

   poor people who unfortunately do not have a home to live in

   "the homeless became a problem in the large cities"

   Synonyms:
   homeless person

   Antonyms:
   settled, fortunate

3. homeless, statelessadjective

   without nationality or citizenship

   "stateless persons"

   Synonyms:
   roofless, stateless, dispossessed

   Antonyms:
   fortunate, settled

4. dispossessed, homeless, rooflessadjective

   physically or spiritually homeless or deprived of security

   "made a living out of shepherding dispossed people from one country to another"- James Stern

   Synonyms:
   stateless, roofless, dispossessed

   Antonyms:
   settled, fortunate

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1. List of paraphrases for "homeless":

   homelessness, displaced, sleepers, stray

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1. Simon Missiri:

   Many families with young children and the elderly have been left homeless. They are living in makeshift shelters on embankments and river banks, for well over a month people's coping mechanisms have been worn down by successive waves of flooding. Cyclone Komen made a bad situation even worse. There are high levels of vulnerability in these communities which must not be neglected.

2. Eric Adams:

   We're also mobilizing on the streets to notify our homeless to try and get them in shelters, those who want to do so, being homeless should not turn into a homicide and I want to catch this guy bad.

3. Mason Wartman:

   One day a customer just asked to buy it forward, and wanted to buy a slice of pizza for a homeless person.

4. Michael Moritz:

   Obsessives, those who can not imagine doing anything else with their lives, always find their work more fulfilling than those who find themselves in a profession because it was expected of them or because they did not have a calling that tugged at their emotions, for people like Sir Alex Ferguson, who are obsessed by a pursuit, there is no separation between life and work … It is much easier to endure all the setbacks, reversals and frustrations of management when you deeply enjoy your work. Related : Seth Godin on the Practical Way to Pursue Your Passion( It Does Exist) Obsession is key to overcoming the inevitable setbacks and frustration that come with entrepreneurship. Passion is necessary, but it’s not enough. For example, I once interviewed Chris Gardner, Chris Gardner who Will Smith played in the movie, The Pursuit of Happyness. Chris Gardner was homeless, living with Chris Gardner young son in the bathroom of a train station while pursuing a career as a stock broker. Chris Gardner passed the exam to become a broker, launched Chris Gardner career and became a multi-millionaire. When I asked Chris Gardner for the secret to success, Chris Gardner said.

5. John Moorlach:

   We’ve got a federal judge that says, ‘Hey, release inmates,’ on one end, and I got a federal judge saying, ‘Take care of those homeless,’ on this end.