sectional
- noun
- /ˈsɛkʃənl/
- US
- For example, if there is a difficult passage in the women's parts, holding a sectional for just the women would allow time to rehearse that passage.
I've never had like a corner sectional moment.
- I've never had like a corner sectional moment.
Examples
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We went back to my place and sat talking on my sectional.
Blog text (19) -
The sectional should be on the long wall, arcing to face the windows.
Fiction book (1991) -
Our parents just got a new sectional.
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And the sectional in the family room slides apart when you sleep on it.
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So we spend a lot of time out here when the weather is nice on this big comfy sectional, drinking wine, listening to music.
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We'll rent a U-Haul, bring them a nice sectional.
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Then they would come back and sit in front of the couch (the gold sectional) and watch TV.
Fiction book (2001) -
It is this beautiful teal color article calls it Pacific blue and it's an l-shaped sectional, which I love an L shape.
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Three wives sat on the sectional discussing the merits of bulk buying from discount warehouses.
Fiction book (1996) -
We spent the evening on our new sectional, which can be rearranged easily for guests.
Synonyms
A long comfortable seat with a back and arms for several people
A long comfortable seat with a back and arms for two or more people
A long seat with a back for two or more people, like a small sofa
How Configurable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sectional (the sofa) gets its name from section, meaning 'part', because it is made of separate pieces you can move and join together.