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Definition of «armchair»

An armchair is a type of chair with an open, armless design that provides comfort and support for seating. The term can also be used figuratively to describe someone who sits on the sidelines and observes or comments on events without actively participating in them.

Usage examples

  1. I love to curl up in my comfortable armchair and read a book.
  2. The living room is beautifully decorated with a vintage armchair as the centerpiece.
  3. My grandfather enjoys spending his evenings in his favorite armchair, watching the news.
  4. I purchased a new armchair for my home office to create a cozy and inviting workspace.
  5. The hotel lobby was filled with stylish armchairs, perfect for guests to relax and unwind.
  6. She placed a small side table next to her armchair to hold her coffee and magazines.
  7. The armchair in the corner of the room provided a perfect spot for me to enjoy the view from the window.
  8. The interior designer recommended a luxurious leather armchair to complement the modern decor of the living room.
  9. My grandmother knitted a colorful blanket to drape over her armchair and make it even more inviting.
  10. After a long day at work, I sank into my armchair and let out a sigh of relief.

Phrases with «armchair»

Sentences with «armchair»

  • As the internet has proven time and again, people who reside in armchairs in their parents basement are far more intelligent and know far more about any subject than anybody who is actually trained in that area and has years of experience behind them. (theverge.com)
  • A pair of armchairs with soft green upholstery pull the jungle - palm colours through the space to make the scheme more coherent. (idealhome.co.uk)
  • We find ourselves faced with another Christmas inspiration including plaid patterns — this time mirrored in a pair of armchairs in front of the fireplace. (freshome.com)
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