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Definition of loge

loge

/loʊʒ/
loge

Plural:loges
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• noun

1

A small, private box or enclosed seating compartment in a theater, opera house, or sports arena.

Example

"The patrons watched the opera from a velvet-lined loge overlooking the orchestra pit."


2

North American The forward section of the lowest balcony or mezzanine in a theater or stadium.

Example

"We bought two tickets in the front row of the loge for an unobstructed view of the stage."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed in the late 18th century from French loge ('lodge, booth, or theater box'), from Old French loge ('arbor, covered walk, hut'), ultimately of Germanic origin and cognate with the English word lodge.

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