annexure
- noun
- /ˈænɛkʃər/
- UK
- They converted the old storage area into an annexure for additional classrooms.
Examples
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Guests were directed to the annexure for the evening reception.
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The conference was held in the new annexure built behind the main office.
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The new annexure was completed last month.
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Our office has an annexure for meetings.
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The conference was held in the new annexure built behind the main office.
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Guests were directed to the annexure for the evening reception.
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They converted the old storage area into an annexure for additional classrooms.
Synonyms
A smaller building added to a larger one for extra space
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Etymology
Annexure comes from the word annex, which goes back to an old Latin word meaning 'attach' or 'tie to'. Think of an annex as something 'added on' to the main building, so an annexure is a building joined to the main one.