to not  give   somebody or something  (any) house room
<i>not</i>
nɒt
not
give
gɪv
giv
somebody or something
ɛni
eni
(any)
haʊs
haws
house
ru:m
room
room

Definition & Meaning of "not give somebody or something (any) house room"in English

to not give somebody or something (any) house room
01

to not tolerate or accept someone or something in a particular place or situation 

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to {not} [give] {sb/sth} (any|) house room definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "not give somebody or something house room" and when to use it?

The idiom "not give somebody or something house room" is thought to have originated in the 16th century. It is believed to be a reference to the fact that people are often reluctant to allow strangers into their homes. This idiom is used to describe a strong aversion or refusal to accept or tolerate someone or something. It suggests a complete lack of interest, support, or willingness to engage with the person or idea in question.

Examples
I wouldn't give that kind of behavior house room. 
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