Inns Meaning in English
word · lemma: inn
Definition
Inns are small hotels or places where travelers can stay overnight, often found in the countryside or along roads. Historically, they also provided food and drink to travelers.
Usage & Nuances
'Inn' is somewhat old-fashioned in American English, but still used (e.g., 'Holiday Inn' hotels, 'country inn'). In British English, it often refers to a traditional rural pub with rooms. Synonyms: 'hotel', 'guesthouse'. Not to be confused with 'hotel', which is usually larger and more modern.
Example Sentences
Old travelers stayed at inns along the road.
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Many small towns have pretty inns for guests.
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We ate at one of the oldest inns in the village.
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These days, most inns offer free Wi-Fi for travelers.
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Many couples choose charming countryside inns for their weddings.
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After driving all night, we finally found some inns open at dawn.
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