solarium
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7.5
- noun
- /səˈlɛəriəm/
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solárium
- A social center for young patients, the solarium allows therapy to take place in an informal, encouraging atmosphere.
- a solarium
- glass solarium
- walls of the solarium
One thing that is currently happening that's weird is to get out to the to the solarium, which from now on shall be known as the vibe space.
- One thing that is currently happening that's weird is to get out to the to the solarium, which from now on shall be known as the vibe space.
Examples
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The south-facing solarium is perfect for growing tropical plants all year round.
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A few days later, Lee joined me in the solarium as I worked in solitude in the afternoon.
Fiction book (1996) -
My father built a solarium for my garden.
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You tell her to meet you in the solarium.
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I think we never had that drink in the solarium.
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This used to be a solarium.
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There he is, Senator, in the solarium.
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I'd have breakfast alone, then join him in the solarium by eight.
Fiction book (1996) -
The south-facing solarium extended into the formal garden, and the light, even on this overcast day, was wonderful.
Fiction book (1996) -
A brilliant January sun shone into the solarium, where I stood mixing paints.
Fiction book (1996)
Synonyms
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3.4
A room with large windows that lets in a lot of sunlight
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3.4
A room mostly made of glass that lets in sunlight for sitting and relaxing
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4.6
A room attached to a house with large windows that lets in sunlight
A room with large windows for sitting and enjoying sunlight
A room with large windows that lets you enjoy sunlight indoors
A garden or terrace that gets as much sun as possible while being sheltered from cold wind
Antonyms
How Sunlit
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Solarium comes from the Latin root sol meaning 'sun', and it is like the common word solar which also means 'of the sun'. So a solarium is a room or glass space made to let in sunlight.