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Definition of «chamber»

A chamber is a room or space that is usually separated from other areas by walls and doors. It can be used for various purposes such as housing equipment, storing goods, conducting meetings, or holding events. In some cases, it may also refer to an organization or group of people working together towards a common goal.

Usage examples

  1. The pistol was loaded, so I inserted a bullet into the chamber.
  2. The meeting was held in the conference chamber.
  3. The wine was decanted into a beautiful crystal chamber.
  4. The doctor asked the patient to lie down inside the MRI chamber.
  5. The bulletproof glass protected the bank teller inside the cash chamber.
  6. The artist carefully placed the paintbrushes in separate chambers of the palette.
  7. The insects sought shelter in the dark chamber of the old tree.
  8. The sound of footsteps echoed through the quiet chamber.
  9. The president addressed the delegates in the assembly chamber.
  10. The singer's voice filled the concert chamber, captivating the audience.

Phrases with «chamber»

Sentences with «chamber»

  • The company wants its owners to participate in local chambers of commerce and support organizations such as little league and other youth sports. (fooddrink-magazine.com)
  • I could imagine that VAT and custom cases could be put in a sort of specialized chamber for a while. (europeanlawblog.eu)
  • Our practice is led by attorneys recognized domestically and internationally by Chambers in e-discovery. (kslaw.com)
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