holosuite
- noun
- /ˈhoʊloʊˌswiːt/
- Chief O'Brien (usually with his pal Dr. Bashir) wasn't shy about renting some time in one of Quark's holosuites.
- holosuite programs
- go to the holosuite
- leave the holosuite
Examples
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Alexander Siddig has charisma, and the writers knew it, so when it came time for his spin in the holosuites, it was time to slip on the tux and play spy.
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The crew enjoyed a thrilling adventure inside the holosuite, where they could explore alien worlds.
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She stepped into the holosuite to experience a simulation of being on a distant planet.
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In the holosuite, users can immerse themselves in a variety of interactive scenarios.
Synonyms
A room or machine that makes very realistic computer worlds you can enter
A platform that shows holograms of people or images to an audience
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Etymology
The word holosuite joins holo-, from a word meaning 'whole' and seen in hologram, a '3D image', and suite, meaning a 'set of rooms' or a 'hotel room'. So a holosuite is like a 'whole' room of images, a special room that creates a life-like virtual world.