room
room Lexical Profile
room Game Scores & Validity
• noun
A partitioned part of the inside of a building, typically enclosed by walls, a floor, and a ceiling.
"She spent the afternoon painting her bedroom walls a vibrant shade of blue."
Empty or unoccupied space that is available to be used or occupied.
"We had to move the sofa to make room for the new dining table."
Opportunity, scope, or margin for something to happen or be done.
"The manager noted that there was still significant room for improvement in the team's performance."
• verb
To occupy a room; to share lodgings or live in a rented accommodation.
"During my freshman year of college, I roomed with an exchange student from Japan."
• Rhymes for room
Word Origin & Etymology
From Old English 'rūm' meaning space, extent, or opportunity, derived from Proto-Germanic '*rūmą' (unobstructed space).
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