auditorium
noun, plural au·di·to·ri·ums, au·di·to·ri·a [aw-di-tawr-ee-uh, -tohr-] /ˌɔ dɪˈtɔr i ə, -ˈtoʊr-/.
Origin of auditorium
Examples from the Web for auditorium
Contemporary Examples of auditorium
Your first big splash was in Cape Fear, and that auditorium scene between you and De Niro is beyond creepy to this day.
Juliette Lewis on Hollywood, Why the MSM Hates Scientology, and Masturbating to George ClooneyMarlow Stern
September 19, 2014
A local Dad joked sotto voce to his wife “And afterwards there will be a reception who will be in the auditorium!”
Being a true fan in a convention center, a stadium, an auditorium—that takes dedication, time and money.
How ‘Battlestar Galactica,’ ‘Game of Thrones,’ and FanFiction Conquered Pop CultureArthur Chu
May 6, 2014
There will be 15 auditorium style classrooms, each with a capacity for 700 students.
Yet at my own institute every science program we put on fills up a 3,000-person auditorium with paying members of the public.
Historical Examples of auditorium
He was running all over the auditorium testing your voice with one of his gadgets.
The Second VoiceMann Rubin
The laboratory was on the Northern rim of the field, a ten-minute drive from the auditorium.
The Second VoiceMann Rubin
In the car, during the ride to the auditorium, he did not speak.
The Second VoiceMann Rubin
They entered the auditorium and stood for a moment looking about the theatre.
Changing WindsSt. John G. Ervine
She was leaning on the edge of the box, and looking about the auditorium.
Changing WindsSt. John G. Ervine