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antechamber
[ an-tee-cheym-ber ]
noun
- a chamber or room that serves as a waiting room and entrance to a larger room or an apartment; anteroom.
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Origin of antechamber1
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Origin of antechamber1
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Example Sentences
Once inside the school cafeteria, which served as an antechamber, each candidate had his own booth.
We're standing in a dark, closet-sized antechamber just off a quiet street in Palermo Hollywood, Buenos Aires.
And the gruff voice of the drayman, growing impatient in the antechamber: "Come, come, make haste."
One morning, Jenkins having called in the course of his round, found Constance alone and doing nothing in the antechamber.
As the Rabbis say, 'Repent in the antechamber, that thou mayest enter the room of state.'
The den of the sibyl was much darker than the antechamber; the color of the walls could scarcely be distinguished.
Gazonal, horrified by the gaze of Astaroth, rushed into the antechamber, after bowing to the terrible old woman.
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