living room
- noun
- /ˈlɪvɪŋ ruːm/
- We gathered in the living room to enjoy our family movie night together.
- living room and kitchen
- dining and living room
- living room and bedroom
I really love this like very open living room kitchen vibe.
- I really love this like very open living room kitchen vibe.
- Except for Shane is in the living room watching The Lion King.
- Their clothes strewn about the living room, the couple lay naked on the couch.
- I remember I I can see the living room perfectly in my mind.
- And he handed me the script in his living room on a small dining room table.
- So the main feature cushion for the living room is this.
Examples
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I went slowly upstairs to my living room and stood at the window looking out.
Fiction book (1990) -
David decided to go back to the living room and got out of bed.
Fiction book (1990) -
So this is what the living room looks like.
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And this is the living room as of now.
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And then here is where you see the open living room kitchen area.
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Is it all right if I go into your living room here?
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Why is there a piano in our living room?
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Now my father sits with Victoria in the living room while I clean up.
Fiction book (1990) -
Belle was in a corner of the living room listening to the crystal radio set.
Fiction book (1990) -
My mother had a little shrine in the living room with my books on it.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
A room in a house or inn where people sit to talk and meet guests
A room in a house where people relax and spend time together
A room in a house where people sit and talk
A formal room where guests are received and entertained
A room in a house for games and relaxing
A room at the front of a house where people sit, talk, and relax
A room in a house for watching TV
A room with games and space for relaxing and having fun
A room in a house for watching TV with others
A small, comfortable room in a house for relaxing
How Relaxed
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Etymology
Living room comes from calling a room for living — everyday life, talking and resting — rather than a formal 'parlor' used only for guests. So a living room means the room in a house where people relax and spend time together.