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What is a "home from home"? I'm not familiar with this phrase.

• zamadatix 4y ago
  The British version of "home away from home" if you've ever heard it said like that. Basically a place that's not home but you can feel comfortable/familiar as if it were anyways.
  • rob74 4y ago
    "home away from home" makes sense, but if you take away the away, I personally can't make sense of it anymore - if it's "from home", you are doing it (whatever "home" may mean when used as a verb) while you're at home, like in "work from home", so... ?!
    • kmill 4y ago
      I think it's the same 'from' as 'far from home', but I'm not British so take that with a grain of salt. Even 'work from home' is weird. The only way I can read it if I really think about it is your work is coming from home.
• flangola7 4y ago
  Pretty clearly a typo