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ballroom Definition

ball·room (-ro̵̅o̅m′)

noun

a large hall for dancing

ballroom Synonyms

ballroom

n.

dance hall, dance floor, assembly hall, discotheque; see hall 1.

ballroom Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • learn: This is a new club for dancers to practice there dancing, and encourage others to learn ballroom and latin dancing.
  • include: The interior accommodation was far superior to the previous Hall's, and included a ballroom 49 feet long by 25 feet wide.
  • have: The hotel has a ballroom, and there'll be two evening dances and a learning session.
  • enter: Mrs. Allen was so long in dressing that they did not enter the ballroom till late.

Adjective modifier

  • square-foot: Of fierce a we've spoken to a square-foot ballroom.
  • grand: The way up grand ballroom can the board at.
  • elegant: On Christmas Day 2005 he performed in the elegant ballroom of the world famous Gleneagles Hotel.
  • magnificent: Lectures are held in the magnificent ballroom - a setting surrounded by old masters.
  • former: It is located in the former ballroom of the world famous Ritz Hotel in the heart of London's West End.
  • main: The main ballroom of the best hotel in town is booked some two years in advance ( !

Modifies a noun

  • dancing: Hope you're ballroom dancing with Mom for eternity.
  • dancer: Essex bowler, turned ballroom dancer, Darren Gough is recalled to the side.
  • dance: Learn to ballroom dance online " To begin learning how to ballroom dance, click on the category of your choice.
  • champion: Benny Maslov - Russian ballet trained and ballroom champion.
  • scene: We were treated to the ballroom scene where he has the princesses each lead out a national dance.
  • floor: Numbers are limited to give you plenty of space on the ballroom floor.

Noun used with modifier

  • bingo: Mecca bingo, an established name in UK bingo, has launched an online bingo ballroom.
  • hotel: He sets up a bomb inside a hotel ballroom where the Mayor is to appear.

Possessives

  • hotel: Mr Heathcote's Knutsford restaurant will be an extension of The Olive Press brand and will open in the historic hotel's former ballroom.

Preposition: of

  • hotel: No doubt the Hall was the ballroom of the former luxury hotel which the main chalet once was.

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