chat room

Also chat·room

noun

Digital Technology.

1. a branch of a computer network or a software application in which participants can engage in real-time discussions about a specific topic with one another group chat.

chat room

1. A service provided by certain ISPs that allows a group of people to communicate with each other by typing at their keyboards.

Chat rooms can facilitate free-flowing conversations ranging from a discussion about pop music to friendly banter.

Example Sentences

Perhaps the sentiments of those of us who love both crews was summed up best in a chat room devoted to the feud.

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We used to worry about online chat rooms where it was unclear who was really behind the screen name.

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She took a few questions about the ongoing Signal scandal that found high-level members of the new Trump administration acting like they were the Master Chief in a Halo cosplay bro’ chat room.

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There was no single “fence” he said, and many of the people involved appeared to be trying to sell the stolen merchandise on social media and in chat rooms.

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But on talk shows and in chat rooms the grievances and hostilities that have led the nation to this point were not quieted.

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