workroom
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2.2
- noun
- /ˈwɜrkˌrum/
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taller
- The artist spent hours in her workroom, surrounded by paints and canvases.
- a teacher workroom
My favorite memory from Drag Race was I think just walking in like my entrance to workroom.
- My favorite memory from Drag Race was I think just walking in like my entrance to workroom.
Examples
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He organized his tools carefully in the workroom before starting the repair.
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The perimeter is comprised of five smaller rooms: two storage rooms, a workroom, and two offices.
Academic text (2014) -
And we'll build a special workroom for you.
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Go out the door and make a left, go through the workroom.
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The workroom becomes a kitchen at times when food activities are part of a lesson.
Academic text (2011) -
I'll meet you in the workroom.
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The tour moved on to the back workroom and then to the Staff Lounge.
Blog text (21) -
Now, come along, there are matters to be tended to in the workroom.
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You will keep your own workroom and, if you so desire, a separate bedchamber.
Fiction book (1993) -
However, all experimental sessions were conducted in a quiet workroom with one or two trained research assistants working with a student.
Academic text (2007)
Synonyms
310
3.0
A room where artists, dancers, musicians, or photographers work and teach
61
2.3
A room where people make or fix things using tools
19
2.7
An area or room where you do your work, for example at an office desk
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8.9
A room where an artist or designer makes art
A room where an artist makes paintings and other art
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Etymology
Workroom comes from the two simple words work and room, and it literally means 'a room for work'. Think of it like an indoor workshop where you do manual or creative tasks, so today it means a room used for making things or doing projects.