skylounge
- noun
- /ˈskaɪˌlaʊndʒ/
- After a long day, we relaxed in the cozy skylounge, enjoying the panoramic views from the large windows.
Examples
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Then there's an overbright morning at the SkyLounge when Ted mentions that, technically, I might have a younger brother in Africa.
Fiction book (1999) -
Ted and I both find ourselves at the SkyLounge cocktail rail, eating prepopped popcorn and watching people go by until my mother's red-eye comes through, a point at which we have thirty-five minutes with her before she stows tray tables and passes out pillows all the way back to her base in Detroit.
Fiction book (1999) -
The skylounge on the top floor offers guests a breathtaking view of the sunset over the city.
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Visitors can unwind in the skylounge, which features comfortable seating and stunning views of the skyline.
Synonyms
A room in a hotel or airport with comfortable seats to relax
A room with large windows for sitting and enjoying sunlight
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Morphology
Etymology
Skylounge joins sky and lounge: sky suggests a 'high place with wide views' and lounge means a 'relaxed sitting area', so a skylounge is a comfortable room high up where people can sit and enjoy the view.