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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in a dorm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to living in a dormitory, typically associated with college or university housing.
Example: "During my first year of college, I lived in a dorm with three other students."
Alternatives: "in a dormitory" or "in student housing."
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'I spent the night in a dorm.
I lived in a dorm.
I guess she means I live in a dorm.
student, I lived in a dorm that overlooked the park.
Q: I haven't lived in a dorm for years.
I DESIGNED my ideal boyfriend in a dorm room voodoo ceremony orchestrated by my roommate.
A. She said: "I won't live in a dorm with you.
A bed in a dorm costs from €14, including continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi.
Now, a kid in a dorm room can create a whole orchestral composition on a synthesizer".
But income, poverty and living in a dorm had no statistically significant effect.
That may well change now that the child is living in a dorm.
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