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- noun Plural form of
McMansion .
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Examples
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Like some unhappy neighbors who sued the developers to try and stop what they call McMansions or the builders who are sitting on sold property in a lagging economy for eight months.
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People chuckle all the time about the people living in McMansions on two-acre lots.
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Nestled amongst giant Victorian houses and sprawling McMansions is an architectural anomoly.
March 2008 2008
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Nestled amongst giant Victorian houses and sprawling McMansions is an architectural anomoly.
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Simply put, what was once a burgeoning real estate market, with couples purchasing "McMansions" - and single men and women investing in condos, expensive cars and SUV's may well be fiction for future generations.
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Now, as Americans sit on piles of ash, once called McMansions or glorious abodes, too many millions weep for what they were happy to have wrought.
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I know a lot of very nice people who live in McMansions.
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Labelled the "McMansions of the dead" by Susan Olsen, the cemetery historian, these tombs come complete with features, such as ornate carvings and mosaics, that are detailed in glossy brochures.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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Labelled the "McMansions of the dead" by Susan Olsen, the cemetery historian, these tombs come complete with features, such as ornate carvings and mosaics, that are detailed in glossy brochures.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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The teardown trend has concerned some community leaders who say the new homes, often dubbed McMansions, don't blend in with the character of neighboring properties.
Minnesota Premier Publications - Southwest Journal Stories 2009
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