galleria
Americannoun
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a spacious passageway, court, or indoor mall, usually with a vaulted roof and lined with commercial establishments.
noun
Etymology
Origin of galleria
1900–05; < Italian. See gallery
Example Sentences
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A trio of shimmering skyscrapers would feature luxury condos, a five-star hotel and an open-air galleria with retailers and restaurants.
From New York Times
The sunlight-filled galleria at the back of the house was also part of the expansion, as was the great room.
From Washington Post
The company’s flagship store in Waikiki opened in 1975 and is now the chain’s sixth largest galleria store worldwide.
From Washington Times
There will also be smaller video screens near the west entrance of the galleria, to help on nights with multiple games.
From Seattle Times
It’s much bigger and more pervasive than Hawkins’ shiny new galleria.
From Los Angeles Times
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