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Discover Ludwig'council house' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a house owned and managed by a local authority, usually available at a discounted rent. For example: "My family and I have been lucky enough to get a council house with a large garden."
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council house
noun
A house built and operated by local town councils, usually of relatively low price and lived in by the working class
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A council house boom.
"Not a council house.
I grew up in a council house.
"I was born in a council house.
Similarly, mbaza could be either "chest" or "council house".
Brought up in a council house watching West Brom.
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What he said: "There's no answer to this crisis that doesn't start with a new council house-building programme.
Got your eye on a great ex-council house?
"Council- house-born.
I didn't hear any council-house accents.
In 2012, council-house building became "self financing".
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