Synonyms for house-to-house
house-to-house

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1. door-to-door, house-to-houseadjective

   omitting no one; from the door of one house to that of the next

   "a door-to-door campaign"; "house-to-house coverage"

   Synonyms:
   door-to-door

   Antonyms:
   incomprehensive, noncomprehensive

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1. List of paraphrases for "house-to-house":

   door-to-door

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1. Godspower Gbenekemam:

   The military came at 12.30 am with two gunboats ... they went from house to house. Many ran into the bush, the military stayed on until about 5.30 am, during which nobody was able to move out.

2. Bulent Kenes:

   I don’t know when I will be able to go home, i have no valid passport, I have gone from house to house, and things are only getting worse.

3. Sohaib Athar:

   Somebody was saying it was an attack, some people were saying the Taliban got a helicopter, people were saying the pilot had survived and there was a house-to-house search.

4. Senior Pastor Steven Kyle:

   For the last couple of days I've just been walking down the streets, going from house to house, and one of the first things that everybody has said is,' Are we going to have church ? Can we have church ?'.

5. Henry Hon:

   The number of Christians increased dramatically in China after public Christian meetings were banned and believers started meeting from house to house in their homes. It was a blessing in disguise; forcing believers to meet in homes brought boldness to believers, and advanced the spread of the gospel.